Every year, November 21 is observed as World Television Day. On this occasion, celebrities share what they prefer to watch on TV…

Life without it…

Harshali Zine

In school days parents didn’t allow me to watch TV. It was only while having dinner or on Sundays, we were allowed. So, I never got habituated to watching TV. Even in hostel life there was no TV. We went to movie theatres to watch movies. I still don’t have it. In fact, I haven’t watched 95 per cent of my own TV shows in which I have worked.

News person

Ranaksh Rana

Some of the kids, including me, watched shows at a relative’s house on a black and white TV. I rarely get to watch TV as my day is usually very packed. If I do get a chance, it’s mostly to catch up on the news. And of course, some shows like Tom and Jerry. That’s the best remedy to relax and lighten up after a long day.

OTT is my thing

Nishant Malkhani

When I was young, my mom used to watch daily soaps like Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi and Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii. With her I used to sit down to have dinner and watch these shows. It used to put me in an imaginary world. Nowadays, I watch more of OTT. I do catch up on my show every day without fail as it is pretty close to my heart. I love seeing how the story is progressing.

One hour a day

Anupama Solanki

The first time we had a colour TV set, there used to be a huge crowd at my place to watch shows. I watch TV only when I am having my breakfast, lunch and dinner. So, I watch TV for about one hour a day.

Sports only

Aakash Ahuja

I rarely watch TV, especially since I am shooting. TV for me is just confined to watching sports.

No cable connection

Harssh A Singh

When we got a colour TV set, it was a big deal in the neighbourhood. It became like a community thing for the next few months when people came over to watch TV at our house. This was in the early 80s. Talking about what I watch, I don’t have cable in my home for 8 years now. So, my screen time is limited. I take my time, read about the series or film, reviews, and then watch it.