Karwa Chauth celebrations took a delightful turn this year, thanks to actor-singer Aparshakti Khurana, who added his signature humour and warmth to the festivities. Known for his charming screen presence and comic timing, Aparshakti shared a heartwarming and hilarious post on social media that featured not just his wife Aakriti Ahuja, but also close friends Angad Bedi and Neha Dhupia.
The post, a photo series from the Karwa Chauth celebrations, quickly grabbed attention for all the right reasons. The images show Aparshakti and Angad taking on the festive rituals with a playful spin — both actors are seen sitting on their knees, hands folded in front of their wives. But the real comic gold lies in the next photo, where the duo lie flat on the floor, touching their wives’ feet in a dramatic and exaggerated gesture of devotion. Aakriti and Neha are captured laughing, clearly enjoying the jest, while also showering their husbands with blessings. The adorable display struck the perfect balance between love, laughter, and a dash of festive drama.
Aparshakti captioned the post with a warm message: “Happy Karwa Chauth to all the beautiful jodis.” He also added a promotional twist by including a line from his latest song: “Sunda Ravaan teriyaan gallan baithaan ravaan main tere charno mien.” The line, which translates to sitting in the beloved’s presence and being content at their feet, subtly tied in with the post’s playful visuals and sentiment.
The romantic track Sundaa Ravaan, released under Tips Music Ltd, showcases Aparshakti alongside Barkha Singh. Directed by Nirali Naik, the song blends youthful energy and love, with lyrics by Karan Malhotra and Amar Jalal and an upbeat composition by Malhotra. It’s a refreshing addition to Aparshakti’s growing music career.
On the acting front, Aparshakti is gearing up for his next film, Badtameez Gill, where he stars alongside Vaani Kapoor, Paresh Rawal, and Sheeba Chadha. A comedy-drama about a dysfunctional family, the film is set between Bareilly and London, and is directed by Navjot Gulati.
Previously, Aparshakti earned acclaim for his role as Bittu in the Stree franchise and for his intense performance in Berlin, where he played a deaf-mute man accused of being a spy. With a knack for both comedy and serious roles, Aparshakti continues to charm audiences across mediums.