We all know the strange quirks and superstitions that drive Bollywood
We all know the strange quirks and superstitions that drive Bollywood. From breaking nariyals at launch parties to walking or crawling to Siddhivinayak or Tirupati before a film release all filmwallahs are deeply religious.
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Sushma Reddy, actor/model |
Singer/actor/music director Himesh Reshamiya recently said that he wanted Radio to release on a Thursday (Dec 3) as opposed to a Friday because the date is supposed to be lucky for him. Well, we hope it is. CS gets other celebs to talk about their superstitions too:
Sushma Reddy, actor/model
I'm not superstitious, but I do have my quirks. Every time before my flight takes off, I say a short prayer. However I don't pray for safety, I just thank God for blessing me with so much in life. I'm just scared that if anything happens to me, I might not get a chance to say a big thank you to Him.
Bobby Darling, actor
I'm very deeply superstitious. I can't even think of eating anything in the morning before offering it to my gods. I start my day with puja. I'm scared that things will go wrong if I don't pray in the mornings. I also fast every Thursday. I've been doing this since the last six years.Delnaaz Paul, TV actor
I'm not overly superstitious to the point of worrying when a black cat crosses my car. But I do believe that I should work on my birthday or Diwali to ensure that I always have work on my plate throughout the year. It's funny because people want chutti on these special days, but I want to get down to work. I'm not overly superstitious to the point of worrying when a black cat crosses my car. But I do believe that I should work on my birthday or Diwali to ensure that I always have work on my plate throughout the year. It's funny because people want chutti on these special days, but I want to get down to work. Shefali Shah, actor
I walk to Siddhivinayak from my house in Juhu before the release of my film. I don't do this because I'm superstitious, but because I feel good about it.
