Karwa Chauth, one of India’s most cherished festivals, holds a special place for married couples. This day is a beautiful expression of love, faith, and commitment, as married women traditionally observe a fast from sunrise to moonrise, praying for the long life and prosperity of their husbands.
Karwa Chauth is not just a , it's a of the sacred bond between partners and the strength of their relationship. Over the years, the festival has evolved beautifully.
Today, many men too choose to observe the fast alongside their wives, symbolizing mutual respect, love, and equality. What was once seen as a one-sided ritual has now become a shared expression of devotion, where both partners pray for each other’s well-being and happiness. Arya Babbar from Jagriti- Ek Nayi Subah joins in the festivities and shares what he has to say about the significance of this festival.
Aarya Babbar a.k.a. Kalikant Thakur from show- Jagriti-Ek Nayi Subah said, “Karwa Chauth is a truly special festival that reminds me how lucky I am to have a partner who loves and cares so deeply. I have said this always that I’m in awe of the dedication and faith my wife brings to this day. From following every ritual with sincerity to fasting selflessly for my well-being, she does it all. Watching her get ready, apply mehendi, and pray with so much devotion fills me with admiration and gratitude. For me, it’s not just about the ritual, but the emotion behind it. The festival strengthens our bond and reflects the love we’ve built together."
He added, "When she finally breaks her fast after seeing the moon, that moment always feels magical. It’s a celebration of trust, companionship, and the unspoken promises we share. I truly admire her strength, her belief, and the way she keeps our relationship rooted in love and tradition.”
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