Remembering her first Karwa Chauth

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Updated At : 12:48 PM Nov 01, 2020 IST

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Karva Chauth is just around the corner and actress Neelu Vaghela celebrates this festival enthusiastically. Sharing the experience of her first Karwa Chauth, she recollects, “I got married at a very early age. I was about 19-20 and didn’t understand the significance of it then, however, I was very excited about celebrating Karwa Chauth for the first time. I mean I didn’t even feel the hunger and didn’t realise how the day passed – that’s how excited I was. My husband supported me. ”

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