Kriti Sanon has played Holi with mud. What’s your story?
Kriti Sanon enjoys the festival of Holi, and that was evident from the enthusiasm with which she participated in an exclusive photo shoot for us. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
Updated on: Mar 23, 2016 2:30 PM IST
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Kriti Sanon enjoys the festival of Holi, and that was evident from the enthusiasm with which she participated in an exclusive photo shoot for us. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
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Back in Delhi, Kriti says her friends and family members used to gather in a park in Patparganj, to celebrate the festival of colours. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
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“My sister and I also played the dirty version of Holi by throwing each other in the mud. It used to take us an hour to wash the colours off,” she said. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
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More than anything, it is the food that is an essential part of the festival for Kriti. Check out that gujiya. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
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And now watch Kriti demolish the sweet. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
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This year, Holi is special for Kriti as her parents are in Mumbai, and her sister has also moved to the city. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
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Kriti’s enthusiasm for Holi is there for all to see. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
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The Dilwale actor has scaled down on her Holi celebrations in the past. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
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Kriti Sanon poses for Holi special shoot at Bandra Fort. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
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Kriti Sanon poses for Holi special shoot at Bandra Fort. (Vidya Subramanian/HT photo)
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