Chhath festival is celebrated in large numbers in Bihar. It is not just a festival for the people of Bihar, it is a feeling that brings everyone together. This festival brings people living away from home together with their families. This time Chhath festival is being celebrated on 7 November and on this occasion actor Sanjay Mishra is seen remembering his family. He refreshed his old memories related to Chhath Puja and cried while telling about it.
Born in Darbhanga, Bihar, Sanjay Mishra spent a lot of time in Banaras. It was here that he used to celebrate Chhath festival with his family. In a recent interview with ‘Digital Commentary’, Sanjay Mishra talked about Chhath Puja and told about his deep connection. He said, ‘Chhath was a big part of my early years.’
In this episode, Mishra further said, ‘I relate Chhath to my childhood, but now I am not able to do so. Because my grandfather is not there to hold my finger and take me along. I was thinking about this yesterday, my father is not there to wake me up and wake me up and tell me to get up… I have to go to clean the ghat. Now it doesn’t even get cold during Chhath. In those days, oh my god… and some brother gently rolls me in the Ganga and says why are you crying, aunty also has to stand in this water the whole day, you have just drowned yourself. All those people are not there, the people with whom Chhath was celebrated, all the uncles used to come, aunts used to come, aunty used to fast and now those people are not there. There is nothing to feel bad about in this, but life just keeps changing with time.
Talking about work, Sanjay Mishra is famous for his comic timing in films like ‘Vadh’, ‘Bhool Bhulaiya 2’ and ‘Golmaal’. Recently, he was seen in the recently released Kartik Aryan starrer ‘Bhool Bhulaiya 3’. In this, he is seen winning the hearts of the people with the role of Badi Pandit.
