The age old tradition of making (and sometimes breaking) New Year resolutions is still on!

Prashant Golecha corners a select telly folks and nudges them to put on their thinking cap to disclose what they have resolved for 2007!

Daljit Kaur I always make resolutions and never end up following them. So this time my resolution is NOT to make any resolution but to work very hard in the coming year and to make Kulvaddhu a huge success!	Rahil Azam I want my parents to be happier in 2007. I want to increase my biceps from 17 to 18 inches and concentrate on my career.
Anuj Saxena To make my production house Maverick rock with Kulvaddhu followed by other TV shows and films. I want to be perfect in every aspect when it comes to my ambition calendar.	Juhi Parmar I never make resolutions. Just like rules, they are meant to be broken. It means stopping yourself from doing something.
Rajesh Kumar I want to keep myself busy with work for another 5 years. I will try to loose weight as per English calendar and when Hindi calendar comes I will revise my resolutions.	Moulli Ganguly I will listen and follow my heart throughout the year
Ekta Sharma I want to stay positive and add extra effort from being ordinary to become extraordinary.	Narayani Shastri I don't follow the western calendar concept. As per Hindu calendar, Diwali was the time of New Year. And I don't make resolutions even then. I don't plan for tomorrow so forget planning for the next whole year!!!
Geetanjali Tikekar I resolve to apply breaks to my spending spree. I also plan to invest in a new house and take care of my health - mental, physical, emotional and spiritual.	Poonam Joshi To live a much healthier life by exercising regularly. I want to work hard and party harder.
Ashish Kaul I will stop doing social service. I won't involve myself in solving other people's matters and fights and seriously think about my career and life.	Dimple Inamdar I don't believe in resolutions still I will try to be more disciplined. I will be one year older in January and will concentrate less on frivolous things and more on things that matter.