Holi celebrations in Director’s Kut’s Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya on Zee TV will see a lot of fun-filled moments. Also, the episode will show two contrasting ways of playing Holi. While the Khandelwal family will believe in using very little of color, the scenario at Raj’s (Mishkat Varma) place will be quite different. They will be seen enjoying the festival of colors with full gusto using color and water in plenty. So what can the viewers look forward to? A source states, “Akshat (Waseem Mushtaq) and Arpita (Nikita Agarwal) will have their cozy and romantic moments set around the Holi festival. For Raj, it will be the first Holi wherein he will be forced to play with colours. Raj usually does not like colours, and in so many years, nobody would have dared to put colours on him.” However, this year will be different as Avni (Kanchi Singh) will dare to throw colour on Raj. Raj will want to give it back to her, and will plan to put colour on Avni. However, the high point of the Holi episode will be the bhang-effect that the siblings Akshat and Avni have after consuming an ice-cream mixed with bhang. They will start behaving crazy, and it will be an uphill task for Raj to safely take them home, unnoticed by their family members. There will be a moment of drama too when Suket (Rajiv Singh) will notice colour smeared on the floor. However, Raj will safely guard both Avni and Akshat to their rooms. Also, the story will head towards yet another high point in the Maha episode to be aired this Saturday (29 March 2014) wherein Raj’s confession of love for Avni would get captured in Avni’s handycam by accident. And the major hook point to whether Avni will see the footage or not, will be played upon. When contacted, Mishkat told Tellychakkar.com, “Yes, this Holi is something different for Raj as he usually runs away from colors. This time around, Avni gets successful in putting colors on him. We had a great time shooting for the Holi sequences. It has all the fun and drama that viewers will like.” Catch this exciting track in Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya.