I draw strength from my family

A page from the personal diary of Hiten Tejwani I have been really lucky in life and I have some of the finest memories to recount. At personal level, the day I met Gauri, it was certainly the most special day of my life. The moment I saw her I knew that she was the one for me. When you meet someone special you feel a spark and someone from within tells that this is the girl of your life. That is exactly how I felt after coming face-to-face with Gauri. Then things followed and we got married. I am really happy that we are together and leading a happy life. It has been a wonderful experience sharing some of my cherished moments with Gauri and by God’s grace our relationship has strengthened with time. Furthermore, when I became a father, it was another special feeling for not only me but Gauri as well. You know when you become a father, it gives you lot of personal satisfaction, but the feeling of it takes time to sink in. You can’t really come to terms with the idea that you have become a father and you are responsible for someone’s life and upbringing. And when finally the feeling sinks in, you become more dependable and matured. I really enjoy spending time with my kids and family. Both of my kids are one and half years old and are beautiful. I draw inspiration and strength from them. Now when I think about my professional achievement, I feel it is all about hard work meeting success. I have worked hard and what followed was love and appreciation. My role of Karan in Kyunki is special to me as viewers loved it and could relate to it. The journey has been an enriching and fruitful one. I have grown as a person. I am happy for wherever I am today and would like to thank fans and God for everything. I look forward to working more assiduously and portraying roles that would entertain and educate the masses. You should keep in mind that life is a journey wherein you learn from mistakes and draw satisfaction from achievements. Rest all will fall in place by God’s grace.