As we celebrate World Happiness Day, celebs underline the need to live with joy

Little things

Sheeba Akashdeep

Happiness means having a contented, happy, healthy, loving family, pets and friends. Happiness is the driver, success is the passenger; they go hand-in-hand. My greatest strength is my endless ability to pursue happiness. I look for happiness in all the little things; I find it in family, natureand animals. Also, one needs to stop relating money, success and relationships to happiness, as these are not connected.

Teaching the kids

Esha Gaur

Happiness is of utmost importance because if you’re happy only then can you be successful and live your life well. My greatest strength is my kids. I always want to be happy and healthy for them. And they also learn this thing from me all the time. After all, we as parents need to lead by example for them to follow. And often a happy environment at home helps raise a happy kid.

Family is the key

Nivedita Basu

For me, family is happiness. I think that holds the utmost importance in everyone’s life. My kids, my family, my good health, my wellness and my mental health are above everything. The day my job doesn’t give me happiness, I will retire.

Absolutely vital

Charrul Malik

If we are not happy, nothing looks good. If we are not happy, we aren’t hungry, we don’t feel like working, we don’t feel like talking; we are not ourselves if we are not happy. Happiness is vital.

Life’s goal

Hansa Singh

Happiness is the magic potion of life. It’s the lifeline for me. I believe there shouldn’t be one day to celebrate it, but one should keep in mind that the goal in life should be to stay happy.

— Sheetal