Raksha Bandhan 2023: Creators Cherish Heartfelt Memories

Raksha Bandhan, also known as Rakhi, is a cherished Hindu festival that honors the unbreakable bond between siblings. While the festival's meaning may have evolved over time, the profound emotions shared by brothers and sisters remain unchanged. With each passing year, this celebration continues to embody love and warmth.

As Raksha Bandhan is being celebrated all over India, our creators take a moment to share their heartfelt experiences and memories associated with this cherished occasion.

Rohit Sukheja

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Raksha Bandhan is a super special day for us because it's the only day of the year when the two of us call a truce and there's peace in the Sukheja household. We make sure to keep it as traditional as possible, where she performs my Aarti, which I love, and she does her best to empty my bank account, which she loves.

Kanupriya Gupta 

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Since we are two sisters, my younger sister ties a rakhi on me, and I wish her the same too. We always look out for each other and have each other's back no matter what. So on Raksha Bandhan, we make it a point to let each other know how special this bond is.

Khushaal Pawaar 

One thing that I love about Rakhsha Bandhan is that bittersweet feeling of having a sister you annoyed so much as kids before she got married that I can't do anymore. I have a whole treasure chest of memories and stories where I annoyed my sister to a level where it attracted a lot of terror stares from our parents. That would still be my number one suggestion to all readers out there - "Pareshaan karte rehna apni didi ko, Ek baar shaadi ho gayi toh fir mauka nahi milega." (Keep annoying your sister, because once she's married, you won't get the chance anymore).

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Wishing a joyous and blessed Raksha Bandhan to all those celebrating this special bond between brothers and sisters! 

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