Ankita Lokhande Talks About Putting 'Things In Family To An End': We Fought A Lot...

On the auspicious occasion of Dussehra, Ankita Lokhande took to social media to share a heartfelt message with her fans and followers, thanking them for supporting her during a difficult phase in her life.

She spoke about husband Vicky Jain's serious injury, which led to his hospitalisation, and expressed how tough the period was for the family. The Pavitra Rishta actress, however, stated that the festival served as a reminder that good always triumphs over evil.Ankita Lokhande Talks About Putting Family Struggles 'To An End'In a video, Ankita said, “Happy Dussehra to all of you on behalf of me and my entire family. What does Dussehra mean? Dussehra means to put an end to every bad thing. To put an end to every bad thing. Like how Lord Ram destroyed Ravan, similarly, to put an end to every bad thing. This is called Dussehra. Before this, there were many things in our family which had to be put to an end."She added, “Especially Vicky’s health. Vicky’s hand was cut off in our house. You all know that. We fought a lot of things. But I must say that Vicky overcame those things very strongly and today he is taking care of his health. And he is completely fine."

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The actress expressed how special Navratri was for her. She shared a unique experience she went through while fasting. "I don’t fast every year. But I used to fast many years ago. But this time I fasted so that there is peace in the house. Good health. And there is a peaceful environment in the house.So, when I fasted for Navratri, I actually felt the presence of Devi. There was peace, prosperity in my house. Lots of abundance. We hear a lot about abundance these days. But I got to know what abundance really is. Your peace of mind is your biggest abundance," she said. Ankita also wished everyone peace, good health, and happiness in their homes, hoping that all evil would be destroyed and only goodness would remain.