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Ranbir on marriage mantra with Alia, makes Raha listen to Bachchan's Hanuman Chalisa

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Ranbir Kapoor reveals mantra for successful marriage with Alia Bhatt, says Raha's mornings start with Amitabh Bachchan's Hanuman Chalisa: 'Hamare rishte ki neev dosti hai'

Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi and Ravi Dubey will feature in the Diwali special episodes of 'Kaun Banega Crorepati', hosted by Amitabh Bachchan. The actors, who will portray Lord Rama, Goddess Sita and Lakshman, respectively, in Nitesh Tiwari's upcoming 'Ramayana', will share personal anecdotes and engage in conversations about faith, family and their journeys during the festive episodes.The actor opened up on the mantra for his marriage with Alia Bhatt and said, "Humari rishte ki jo neev hai, jo jad hai, woh dosti hai. Main hamesha se yeh manta hoon ki prem ek rishte ko jodta hai, vishwas ek rishte ko majboot banata hai, aur samman ek rishte ko kayam rakhta hai (The foundation, the very root, of our relationship is friendship. I have always believed that love brings a relationship together, trust makes it strong, and respect sustains it).

" The actor added, "I think these are the important foundations in our relationships."During the conversation, Ranbir revealed that a devotional ritual has become an integral part of his family's mornings since the birth of his daughter, Raha. Sharing this connection with Amitabh Bachchan, the actor said, "Jabse meri beti Raha paida hui hai, aisa koi din nahi guzra hai jahan hum subah aapke gaaye hue Hanuman Chalisa se shuru.."(Ever

since my daughter Raha was born, there hasn't been a single day when we haven't started our morning with the Hanuman Chalisa sung by you).

"Amitabh appeared touched by the revelation and responded, "Wah, kya baat hai.."The conversation also turned to Sai Pallavi's journey from medicine to acting. The actor, who will be seen as Goddess Sita in 'Ramayana', spoke about how she moved away from her medical studies to pursue a career in films.

Curious about the unexpected transition, Amitabh asked her, "To aapne doctor ki padhai ki hai. Phir uske baad achanak aap idhar aa gayi? Kaise aa gayi idhar.."Sai Pallavi replied, "Bhagwan ne likh diya... aage act karo.." Picking up on her response, Ranbir added a humorous remark, saying, "Bhagwan ka prescription tha, Sir." His witty response left the audience in splits.At the beginning of the episode, Amitabh welcomed the three actors and introduced them in character as Lord Rama, Goddess Sita and Lakshman.

The megastar invited the audience to applaud the trio, setting the tone for a festive episode celebrating the cultural and spiritual significance of the epic.The special episodes are expected to bring together devotional moments, personal revelations and light-hearted exchanges as the 'Ramayana' cast interacts with the veteran host. The Diwali special episodes of 'Kaun Banega Crorepati' will air on October 29 and 30 at 9 pm on Sony Entertainment Television.

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