“Chai has been my calm in the chaos,” says actor Sagar Parekh as he reflects on his journey, the joys of acting, and his bond with tea.
Sagar Parekh, currently winning hearts as Akash in Jagriti – Ek Nayi Subah, shares a heartfelt note on how a simple cup of chai has become a silent yet significant companion in his life as an actor. On the occasion of International Tea Day, Sagar opens up about how tea has been more than just a beverage—it’s been a grounding ritual throughout his career.
“Chai has been my silent companion through some of the biggest moments of my life,” he says. Whether it's reading scripts tucked away in quiet corners or preparing for intense emotional scenes, Sagar finds solace in holding a warm cup. “There’s something so grounding about it, especially during long shooting schedules,” he adds.
Beyond the personal comfort, Sagar cherishes the social moments tea brings. “The best part? Chai breaks with my co-actors. That’s where the real bonding happens. We share laughter, stories, even silence—all over chai.” In a fast-paced industry known for its demanding hours, these small moments offer a welcome pause.
Speaking about Jagriti – Ek Nayi Subah, Sagar says the show has been a transformative chapter in his life. Playing Akash has allowed him to explore deeper emotions and connect with audiences on a powerful level.
On International Tea Day, Sagar isn’t just celebrating the drink—he’s honoring the quiet strength and connection it brings. “It grounds me, gives me a sense of calm in the madness of this profession,” he concludes.
Sagar Parekh, currently winning hearts as Akash in Jagriti – Ek Nayi Subah, shares a heartfelt note on how a simple cup of chai has become a silent yet significant companion in his life as an actor. On the occasion of International Tea Day, Sagar opens up about how tea has been more than just a beverage—it’s been a grounding ritual throughout his career.
“Chai has been my silent companion through some of the biggest moments of my life,” he says. Whether it's reading scripts tucked away in quiet corners or preparing for intense emotional scenes, Sagar finds solace in holding a warm cup. “There’s something so grounding about it, especially during long shooting schedules,” he adds.
Beyond the personal comfort, Sagar cherishes the social moments tea brings. “The best part? Chai breaks with my co-actors. That’s where the real bonding happens. We share laughter, stories, even silence—all over chai.” In a fast-paced industry known for its demanding hours, these small moments offer a welcome pause.
Speaking about Jagriti – Ek Nayi Subah, Sagar says the show has been a transformative chapter in his life. Playing Akash has allowed him to explore deeper emotions and connect with audiences on a powerful level.
On International Tea Day, Sagar isn’t just celebrating the drink—he’s honoring the quiet strength and connection it brings. “It grounds me, gives me a sense of calm in the madness of this profession,” he concludes.
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