Holi 2018: TV stars wish a time of 'colours, laughter and food' Photogallery

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Holi is the festival of fun, frolic and colours. Let’s take a look a few television celebrities and their views about celebrating Holi.

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Holi 2018: TV stars wish a time of 'colours, laughter and food'

Devoleena Bhattacharjee: I will be celebrating Holi with my friends and family. We are planning for good Rajasthani food with some Bollywood songs. It will be eco-friendly Holi with environment-friendly colours and we’ll also try to keep water away. That’s how I wish my fans to enjoy a safe Holi. (Photo: Instagram)

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Tejasswi Prakash: Holi is one of the fun-filled festivals that permits you to cheat on your diet. I enjoy the snacks during the colourful festival and yes, Holi music brings so much of energy even if you are not playing with colours. I’m still planning for the day. I would like to wish my fans a very happy and safe Holi. (Photo: Instagram)

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Meghna Naidu: I believe in celebrating Holi with colours, music and cheating diet as the rest of the days I am on really a restricted diet. Hence, Holi celebrations are must for me. (Photo: Instagram)

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Suyyash Rai: Holi is a festival with a blend of music, art and colours. With non-stop music, dancing and enjoying with organic colours, water guns, rain dance, thandai, Holi snacks, games and competitions. What else do we need to make the Holi a memorable one with friends! (Photo: Instagram)

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Kamya Punjabi: Holi is hands down one of the most fun festivals we celebrate in our country. It’s full of colour, music, dance, food and joy. It signifies the triumph of the good over the evil and is celebrated with enthusiasm. During the celebrations, we should remember the glory of our culture. (Photo: Instagram)

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Sara Khan: Bright colours, water balloons, sumptuous gujiyas and melodious songs are the ingredients of perfect Holi. Enjoying the festival with friends and family is must for me and I love it. (Photo: Instagram)

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Yuvika Chaudhary: No Holi party is complete without Bollywood music. And while speakers do just as fine, if you can get some live singers to the party, it will definitely make the celebration more fun. You can also get a dhol-wala to get everyone on their toes. Keep organic colours for celebration and avoid using water. For décor, opt for something that is sustainable and re-usable and festival snacks and drinks are must as everyone are already planned to cheat on their diet. (Photo: Instagram)

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Pearl V Puri: Holi is the best time to celebrate with family and friends with colour, food and music. The festival of colours is celebrated to enjoy 'humanity' with full fervour and enthusiasm. (Photo: Instagram)

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Arshi Khan: Since Bollywood has glorified Holi so much and dedicated several songs, dialogues and scenes to this festival, it’s a good idea to keep a Bollywood theme for your Holi party. Enjoying Indian festival snacks and drinks and playing with organic colours and less water can be best celebration. (Photo: Instagram)

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Shalini Kapoor: Holi for me is filled with sweets and crazy dance over Bollywood music and make memories to cherish for long to make my life colourful. (Photo: Instagram)

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