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On the significant day of Guru Purnima, beloved figures from television united to celebrate the enduring values of mentorship, appreciation, and education. Here’s what they expressed on this meaningful occasion:

Karisma Kapoor: Growing up in a family immersed in the film industry and collaborating with iconic figures, I quickly learned that a genuine guru imparts more than just techniques; they teach you to embrace the stage with your spirit. This Guru Purnima, I feel immense gratitude for those who have guided me to express my emotions through dance before mastering the movements.

Jaaved Jaaferi: To me, dance symbolizes liberation, rhythm, and discovering one’s unique voice. Throughout the years, I’ve come to understand that a true guru helps you shed your fears and reveals your authentic self. On this special Guru Purnima, I pay homage to the mentors who have kept me aligned with the rhythm of life.

Geeta Kapur: On the show India’s Best Dancer Season 5, I am affectionately referred to as Maa, but my understanding of mentorship is rooted in the wisdom of the greats who came before me, particularly my mentor, Farah Khan. She taught me the importance of nurturing talent with both discipline and love. This Guru Purnima, I hope to continue guiding our contestants with the same kindness and strictness that our mentors bestowed upon us.

Guru Purnima serves as a beautiful reminder that the journey of learning is endless, and our most profound guides are often those nearest to us. My parents were my first teachers. They shaped my worldview and instilled values long before I ventured into the world. They taught me to approach life with honesty, empathy, and resilience, which continues to ground me. As we progress through life, we are fortunate to encounter mentors in various forms—teachers, directors, friends, and even strangers whose experiences leave a significant mark. On this Guru Purnima, I express my gratitude to my parents, the everyday heroes who motivate me, and everyone who has contributed to my growth.