Have a cracking Diwali: Celebs on what cracker they resemble, and why

Diwali means lights, good food, fun with loved ones and of course bursting crackers. People have started stacking phuljharis, anars, pencil and sutli bombs, rockets, etc, and kids can’t wait to celebrate the festival. Celebrities talk about the crackers they feel they resemble with, and also explain the reason behind their thoughts. Read on:

Ridhiema Tiwari
I think I resemble an anar, spreading light and positive vibes by creating sparkly small moments of joy wherever I go and energizing and charging everything and everyone around me. I’m a positive person and that reflects in my personality.

Ragini Nandwani
I resemble a multi-colored anar. I feel in real life too I am colourful and full of life. I like to be vibrant like a multi-coloured anar that shines bright and then goes up in a calm way. It spreads light and positive vibes. Like the anar, I also want to be happy and love to be around happy people.

Jasmin Bhasin
For me it should be the rocket because it shoots up towards the sky!! It is said, ‘The sky’s the limit’ and everyone wants to be an achiever. I also feel I still have to achieve great heights in my career.

Prateik Chaudhary
I would say Rocket because I like to be on the top. For sure I want to achieve more in my career. I feel I’m always on a roll and ready to fulfill my ambitions.

Shiny Doshi
My personality gels well with a phuljari because it has sparkles and it shines. Also, my name is Shiny, so you get the thrill. Secondly, when you come closer to phuljari it has sparkles which give you a burning sensation, as we say it ‘chatka’. I’m vibrant and always express myself.