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Mumbai, July 2025: In a world that moves at lightning speed, it is often the quiet presence of a teacher, mentor, or guide that shapes who we become. On the auspicious occasion of Guru Purnima, Sony SAB artists Sumeet Raghavan, Ashi Singh, Krishna Bharadwaj, and Arav Chowdharry take a moment to reflect on the profound impact of the gurus in their lives, those who nurtured their spirit, inspired their journey, and helped them rise after every fall. Be it a school teacher, a parent, or a co-actor, each actor expresses deep gratitude for the priceless life lessons that continue to guide them both personally and professionally.<\/p>\n
Sumeet Raghvan, who plays the role of Rajesh Wagle in Wagle Ki Duniya-Nayi Peedhi Naye Kissey, said, \u201cFor me, the word ‘guru’ instantly brings to mind my father. He has been my first teacher, my strongest critic, and my constant support. He didn\u2019t just preach values\u2014he lived them. Watching him lead life with quiet dignity, honesty, and a strong moral compass left a lasting impact on me. He always believed that no matter how far you go, what truly matters is how grounded you remain and how you treat others. As an actor, I\u2019ve often drawn strength from his words\u2014\u2018Give your best, and let the work speak.\u2019 Guru Purnima is about honouring those who shape us, and for me, it begins and ends with him. Everything I am today, both as a person and an artist, I owe to my father.\u201d<\/p>\n
Ashi Singh, who plays the role of Kairi in Ufff\u2026Yeh Love Hai Mushkil, said, \u201cFor me, my guru is my mother. She\u2019s my biggest cheerleader and my fiercest critic. She\u2019s the reason I dream fearlessly and walk tall, no matter what. As an actor, I\u2019ve also been lucky to work with senior artists who lead by example\u2014they show you that success is nothing without humility. One such person is Shabir Sir, whose discipline and dedication on set of Ufff\u2026 Yeh Love Hai Mushkil has been so inspiring. Watching him work is a lesson in itself. On Guru Purnima, I want to thank every soul who has pushed me to become a better version of myself, professionally and personally.\u201d<\/p>\n
Arav Chowdhary, who plays the role of Kesari in Veer Hanuman, said, \u201cFor me, my first and most important gurus have always been my parents\u2014they taught me discipline, honesty, and the value of staying grounded, lessons no textbook can offer. Since childhood, I\u2019ve looked up to Bajrang Bali as my spiritual guide. I fondly remember my school teachers, especially from as early as the 7th standard, who helped shape my early learning. When I began theatre in Jaipur, my theatre gurus played a huge role in helping me grow as an actor. After moving to Mumbai, I had the privilege of learning from incredible people in the industry and renowned cinematographers, producers, directors. Each of them, in their own way, has contributed to my journey. Even today, I believe learning never stops. On this Guru Purnima, I thank all my gurus who have guided and inspired me through life.\u201d<\/p>\n
Krishna Bharadwaj, who essays the role of Tenali in Tenali Rama, said, \u201cI truly believe that every person you meet in life is a teacher in some form. It doesn\u2019t matter if they stay for a moment or a lifetime- they each leaf you with a lesson. As an actor, I\u2019ve had the privilege of working with people from diverse walks of life\u2014directors, co-actors, spot dadas, makeup artists\u2014and trust me, I\u2019ve learned something from each of them. Guru Purnima, for me, is not just about celebrating the big mentors but also acknowledging the everyday ones\u2014the unspoken and unexpected teachers who shape our journey quietly. I strive to remain a student of life, always open, always learning. Because the day you stop learning, you stop evolving.\u201d<\/p>\n
Watch Veer Hanuman, Ufff\u2026 Yeh Love Hai Mushkil, Wagle Ki Duniya- Naye Peedhi Naye Kissey, Veer Hanuman and Tenali Rama, every Monday to Saturday, only on Sony SAB<\/p>\n
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