Pranitaa Pandit on life’s real joy; says ‘Luxury fades, moments stay’

Actress and entrepreneur Pranitaa Pandit, known for her impactful performances in Kasauti Zindagi Kay, Kasam Tere Pyaar Ki, Jamai Raja, and Kavach, continues to inspire fans with her grounded outlook on life.

Beyond the screen, she wears many hats — as an entrepreneur, content creator, and founder of an NGO. For Pranitaa, happiness is found not in opulence but in the quiet, heartfelt moments that give life meaning.“In a world where happiness is often measured by designer tags and exotic holidays, what truly fills your heart is always the moments that stay. Luxury fades, trends change, but emotions stay imprinted,” she shares thoughtfully.

“I’ve learned that true happiness comes from connection — not from what you wear, but from who you are with and how you feel. I love beautiful things, but they don’t define my joy. Presence does.

”She fondly recalls how the simplest gestures hold the deepest value. “I remember once getting a tiny handmade card from my daughter — it had misspelled words and glitter everywhere, but it meant more than any designer bag could.

Those little gestures remind you that love doesn’t need a logo. It just needs intention,” she says with a smile.Speaking about the pressure of social media and the entertainment industry, Pranitaa admits, “That pressure is very real. Everyone’s trying to ‘look’ successful rather than feel content. I’ve fallen into that trap before too, but I’ve learned to pull back. My peace comes from balance, from being present with my family, and from working on things that have purpose — not just sparkle.

True success, to me, is silent.”Even during festive times, she focuses on connection over consumerism. “Festivals are about emotion, connection, and gratitude. I love dressing up and celebrating, but what I value most is togetherness — laughing, cooking, creating memories. Gifts fade; memories don’t,” she reflects.Pranitaa’s philosophy is both elegant and empowering. “Luxury is a privilege, not an identity. I can enjoy a five-star holiday and still feel equally at peace sipping coffee in my bedroom. The balance lies in gratitude — when you know you can have it, but don’t need it to feel whole.”Through her words and way of life, Pranitaa Pandit beautifully reminds us that joy doesn’t come from what sparkles around us, but from the moments and people that light us up within.