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A firm believer

Krishna Gokani who is currently seen as Dr Diya in Woh Teri Bhabhi Hai Pagle believes God is an invisible force that is omnipresent

Updated At : 06:18 AM Mar 17, 2016 IST

Total faith: Krishna Gokani

Krishna Gokani, who is currently seen as Dr Diya in Woh Teri Bhabhi Hai Pagle, believes God is an invisible force that is omnipresent. “I am a firm believer in God and do take out time everyday to pray in my home temple. I start off by lighting a diya and then say my prayers. I just feel that even if it is just two minutes, I would like to be thankful for what I have.”

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