I’m not a miser

We see few people living life eccentrically and few in a more simple manner. For some, fulfillment of basic needs is more than enough but for some, even the biggest and latest gadget doesn’t really give complete satisfaction. It is just a way of living for both of them, but people do judge on the basis of how they spend their money and how do they treat it?

Some love to spend and some try to access the necessity and few are misers. But the people who belong to the second category are also at times called, misers. Raashi Khanna doesn’t like such people and she categorically stated that she cannot be called a miser. She accepted that she likes to spend in a controlled manner but that makes her a miser.

She explained, “On sets, I like to be friendly with everyone and love to keep smiling. If we are stressed out that makes us uncomfortable to work. So, you have to know how to keep yourself happy and also, maintain a good relationship while you’re working. So, I like to bring in home food like sweets or noodles on the sets. Whenever people get some home food, they enjoy it more and that makes us close too. But some think I won’t spend on outside foods or luxury restaurants, so I am a miser. I don’t like to be around such people, who judge others with money. I have earned every rupee after a lot of hard work. I don’t want to waste but carefully spend it.”