"There is a striking similarity between Lord Krishna and me - we both have a great love for butter and dairy products," says actor and dancer Kishen Bilagali, who is in a festive mood for Janmashtami, celebrating Lord Krishna’s birth. Kishen reflects on the significance of his name, feeling a strong connection to Krishna. He fondly remembers his childhood fascination with the festival of Krishna, immersed in the tales of Krishna's mischief. For Kishen, Janmashtami means indulging in delicious food, especially his favorites like butter, ghee, and milk products. He particularly enjoys the Dahi Handi tradition during Janmashtami, admiring how the city comes alive with young children dressed as Radha and Krishna. Kishen also makes it a point to visit the Iskcon temple. While Kishen does not consider himself highly spiritual, he resonates deeply with Krishna's teachings on performing good deeds. Reflecting on his plans for Janmashtami, Kishen emphasizes the importance of hard work, aligning with Krishna's philosophy of focusing on actions and leaving the outcomes to a higher power.