For actor and singer Iman Chakraborty, Durga Pujo is as much about family, shared meals and endless conversations as it is about festive celebrations. The ‘Raandhuni Na Kaanduni’ contestant recently opened up about the traditions that make the festival special in her household, highlighting the importance of togetherness and the memories created around the dining table.

Speaking about celebrations in her joint family, Iman said Pujo meals are never just about food. They bring family members together to exchange stories, share gossip and enjoy long conversations filled with laughter. Over the years, these gatherings have become a cherished tradition that allows everyone to reconnect despite their busy schedules.

“For us, Pujo has always meant everyone coming together around the dining table. In a joint family, these meals are never just about eating; there’s so much chatting, gossiping and laughter that the adda becomes just as important as the food!” Iman shared.

She added that these familiar rituals and conversations are what make the festival memorable, with the happiness of being surrounded by loved ones at the heart of every celebration.

The spirit of festive food and family banter also finds a place in ‘Raandhuni Na Kaanduni’, which brings the flavours and fun of Bengali cooking to the screen. With its mix of food, friendly debates and lively conversations, the show reflects the festive atmosphere that makes Pujo special for many households.

‘Raandhuni Na Kaanduni’ airs Monday to Friday at 8 pm on Sony AATH and Sony LIV.