MUMBAI: The festive fervor of Janmashtami came alive on the sets of Chhoriyan Chali Gaon as twin sisters Surabhi and Samriddhi Mehra, popularly known as Chinki Minki, spread magic with their soulful performances and heartfelt traditions.
Surabhi mesmerized the audience with her graceful Radhe Radhe act, while Samriddhi set the stage ablaze with the high-energy Go Go Govinda. Adding to the delight, the sisters appeared as surprise guest performers in each other’s acts, turning the evening into a double treat for fans and contestants.
But beyond the vibrant performances, it was their unique Raksha Bandhan ritual that truly touched hearts. Speaking about it, Samriddhi and Surabhi shared, “We don’t have a brother, so since childhood, we’ve been tying Rakhi to Lord Krishna. For us, He is the ultimate protector and friend.”
Surabhi and Samriddhi echoed the sentiment, adding, “This has become our every year ritual and the most special part of Raksha Bandhan. It reminds us that the bond of love and protection goes beyond tradition, it’s about faith, devotion, and the relationships that give you strength.”
The sisters also tied Rakhi to each other, showcasing their unbreakable bond of love and togetherness. Their devotion and sibling affection turned the stage into a heartwarming celebration that blended Janmashtami’s divine spirit with Raksha Bandhan’s essence of protection.
Surabhi and Samriddhi showcased not just their talent but also their values, reminding fans that festivals are about togetherness, faith, and bonds of love. With their soulful presence, the stage of Chhoriyan Chali Gaon turned Janmashtami and Raksha Bandhan into an unforgettable celebration.
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