Keeps ’ em happy Twinkle has been observing the one- day fast ever since she married Akshay. The Khiladi — loving husband that he is — also fasts the whole day to keep his wife company. Twinkle said, “ I really don’t believe in religious things but karva chauth is a sweet ritual and I follow it because it makes my family happy.” This time however, the star wife might not be able to abstain from food and water all day as she is suffering from an allergy attack and has been advised to take medication and rest.
Akshay Kumar's Son Aarav at the Pre-Karva Chauth Party at Akshay Kumar's Sister Alka’s Beauty Salon
Akshay Kumar With Wife Twinkle Khanna at the Pre-Karva Chauth Party at Akshay Kumar's Sister Alka’s Beauty Salon
Twinkle Khanna With Akshay Kumar's Sister Alka at the Pre-Karva Chauth Party Alka’s Beauty Salon
Akshay Kumat and Twinkle Khanna at the Pre-Karva Chauth Party
Twinkle Khanna
Twinkle Khanna at Pre-Karva Chauth Party
Twinkle Khanna with Anu Dewan
Anu Dewan
Dimple Kapadia at Pre-Karva Chauth Party
Dimple Kapadia at Pre-Karva Chauth Party
Farah Khan at Pre-Karva Chauth Party
Farah Khan at Pre-Karva Chauth Bash of Akshay and Twinkle
Gayatri at Pre-Karva Chauth Party
Gayatri Joshi
Mahie Gill
Mahie Gill
Mahi Gill at 'Karva Chauth' celebrations at Andheri, Mumbai on October 25, 2010.
Payal Rohatgi at Karva Chauth Celebrations
Payal Rohatgi Show off her Mehendi at the 'Karva Chauth' celebrations at Andheri, Mumbai on October 25, 2010.
Sonali Bendre at the 'Karva Chauth' celebrations at Andheri, Mumbai on October 25, 2010.
Sonali Bendre at the 'Karva Chauth' celebrations at Andheri, Mumbai on October 25, 2010.
Tejaswini Kolhapure
Tejaswini Kolhapure
What is Karva Chauth?
It is a festival in which married Hindu women observe a fast that they believe ensures their husband a long and prosperous life. It is an annual event that provides an opportunity for these married women to get close to their in- laws. Those who observe the fast abstain from food and water the whole day till the moon rises. According to the ritual, the women offer prayers to the moon. They look at the celestial orb through a sieve and then at their husbands through the same sieve.
Their husbands then feed them their first morsel of the day and their first sip of water, so they can break their fast. The women then feast on a specially prepared meal.
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