Actor Lokesh Batta , who has done films like Fighter and web series like Kohrra, is currently being seen in Ravie & Sargun Mehta’s Badall Pe Paon Hai . He opened up about his fond memories of Raksha Bandhan and expressed his love for his sisters. He said, “This year I will coordinate with my sister in advance.
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I’d tease my sister about how seriously she took the whole “looking perfect” thing!” He further said, “In today’s fast paced life, we all are running but at the same time it is important for us to take time out for our family. I have been really caught up with my shoot lately. I just about manage time to have a chat, share what’s been going on, and keep that sibling bond strong.
I miss our talks, and I don’t want us to drift apart.” Lokesh also empathises on the bond which an actor makes on set with his or her co-actors. He says,” I think it’s important to celebrate the bonds we’ve formed on set.
After all, we spend so much time together, and it’s like having a second family. I’m looking forward to sharing this special day with everyone and making some new memories!” Lokesh also points out an important point on the recent Kolkata rape case. He added, ”Perhaps Raksha Bandhan can be more than just a personal celebration.
It can serve as a reminder that we all have a role to play in building a world where such violence is not only condemned but eradicated. It’s a call to action for brothers, fathers, friends, and all men to stand up against the injustices that women face, to speak out against misogyny, and to foster an environment where every woman can live without fear. The recent rape case in India has left me heartbroken and outraged.
It’s deeply disturbing to see yet another instance of such horrific violence against women. This isn’t just a crime against an individual—it’s a crime against humanity, and it reflects the persistent issue of gender-based violence in our society.”.
