In reference to her children’s first Raksha Bandhan, Neha Dhupia said: “We will have Guriq tie rakhi to Mehr too.”

Over the weekend, actress Neha Dhupia will celebrate Rakhi with her brother.
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Since becoming a mother, star Neha Dhupia has realized the significance of the Raksha Bandhan holiday and has organized a “beautiful little party” for this year’s celebrations since it is the first Rakhi for her children, son Guriq and daughter Mehr.

This year, Dhupia has two festivities planned: a private one with her children at home and a somewhat postponed one her brother Hardeep and the rest of the family over the weekend.

“This year, my brother has to work since the festival falls in the middle of the week. Later on in the weekend, when the kids and cousins are a little more free, we will celebrate it. So, rather than on the actual day, the main Rakhi celebration will take place over the weekend. There will still be love and laughter even if the celebration will be postponed, claims Dhupia.

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When asked about her special preparations for her children, the 41-year-old replies, “It’s Guriq’s first Rakhi… And both techniques will be used. Guriq will tie a rakhi to Mehr (her daughter), and Mehr will tie a rakhi to Guriq. They each participate in a separate little school program. Mehr is quite enthusiastic about the DIY Rakhi items that she made and brought home. Additionally, we will tie Rakhi to our domestic workers since they are like family to us. It will be a beautiful little party that involves more than just the two siblings. It demonstrates that everyone has the capacity to defend the other. In our family, it is what it means more than anything else. Online content ends here.

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The Sanak actor says, “The meaning and importance of Rakshabandhan has always been one that has been about love, speaking candidly about the significance of the event. Like, my brother and I have this connection where, no matter how much time passes between our visits, if we get overwhelmed by life, we can always fall back on one other. Dhupia speaks candidly about the event, “The support is unending and hasn’t changed.

She has always been “all for festivals,” and the sentiment has become stronger since she gave birth to a child. “I make sure that we attempt to commemorate every holiday that we have in our nation. My desire is for my kids to be really close. That is why we always emphasize the value of festivals. Her spouse, Angad Bedi, was not a big festival person before they got married. Now that he is interested in it, he sits down and educates the youngsters about it,” says Dhupia.

When she sees her brother, she just has one goal in mind: “load his face with goodies.” A

“We focus so much on health during the year, therefore on a celebration like Rakhi, we really overdo it with the sweets we give to the other person. It’s like shoving calories into each other’s faces, she chuckles.

And it is the celebration she wishes for her children in the future. “The relationship is based on mutual respect, not passing judgment, and always having each other’s backs. That is how my brother and I are related. It matters more how you are acting, always out of concern and love for one another, than what you are doing (for one another). She gushes, “I want and I’m praying that Mehr and Guriq share the same relationship.

The 41-year-old woman confesses, “It’s Guriq’s first Rakhi…,” while discussing the special preparations she has with her children. And both techniques will be used. Guriq will tie a rakhi to Mehr (her daughter), and Mehr will tie a rakhi to Guriq. They both participate in separate school programs, she continues. Mehr is quite enthusiastic about the DIY Rakhi items that she made and brought home. Additionally, we will tie Rakhi to our domestic workers since they are like family to us. It will be a beautiful little party that involves more than just the two siblings. It demonstrates that everyone has the capacity to defend the other. In our family, it is what it means more than anything else.

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