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How to make it a good year

Sunny Leone: Something I would want to do in the coming year is helping more people through charity. I would also like to make some more time for family and friends.

Sunny Leone:

Something I would want to do in the coming year is helping more people through charity. I would also like to make some more time for family and friends.

Raveena Tandon: My new year resolution is to ensure that I spend a lot of time with my family which I am mostly unable to due to hectic shoot schedules. I am also aiming at associating myself with a charitable cause close to my heart. I want to keep my friends close and learn to devote time to meditation and yoga. It’s crucial that we take good care of ourselves as health is indeed the greatest wealth of all.

Gautam Rode: 2015 has been a year of multiple shows and transitions for me. I have learned a lot through each of my shows, especially Mahakumbh. Each show helps me grow as an actor and will definitely help me in the coming year and in fact in the future of my career.

Dhruv Bhandari: One thing I learnt in 2015 is that the more you focus on your dreams and work hard, the faster they’ll be fulfilled. 2016 is going to be a rocking year.

Nandish Sandhu: It has been a year of travel, dance, and lots of learnings. The year has taught me perseverance. Furthermore, I always wanted to learn dancing and through a dance reality show I was able to achieve that.

Preetika Rao: Driving is what I learnt this year. I had actually first learnt to drive when I was 18 but the day I got my license, I just kept it in my cupboard and forgot all about it, and along with it forgot all about driving. Then television happened, and there were certain sequences that required me to drive. I started to feel totally lost and that’s when I wanted to get back to driving. I immediately enrolled myself in a driving class and now I can proudly say I’m a very confident driver.

Taapsee Pannu I get scared to make resolutions, as they are always broken sooner or later. But if at all, I want to inculcate one change in me in the coming year — which is to not waste food. There’s always a section of population that wastes food while another section starves. In Mumbai especially, there are so many homeless people on streets dying of hunger. My heart aches to drive past them everyday. I have decided to only order or cook the exact amount of food that I can consume. And if at all there are leftovers, I will ensure it goes to someone who needs it.

Subhash Ghai: I have only been fighting for my rights until now. In 2016 I will perform my duties first towards myself and towards the society before demanding my rights.

Richa Chadda: I want to make it a practice to meditate for at least half an hour everyday. I also want to ensure that I spend more time with family and friends. And I hope to recycle as much as possible and also do rainwater harvesting.

Shakti Arora: This year I realised that I need to start eating healthy but first i need to eat all the junk food stored in my house so its not there to tempt me anymore..haha.

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