Vaibhav Tatwawadi, last seen in Article 370 and Nirmal Pathak Ki Ghar Wapsi, is gearing up for his next big project, Bebinka. Despite his busy schedule, the actor is all set to celebrate Diwali in a traditional and heartfelt manner.
For Vaibhav, Diwali is all about family. “No matter what, we always come together to celebrate Diwali in Nagpur,” he shares. Every year, the actor heads to his hometown to reconnect with family and friends. “I will be meeting my relatives, friends, everyone. That’s how my celebration will be filled with laughter and love,” he says.
Traditional dressing is a big part of Vaibhav’s Diwali celebrations, and he’s excited about donning ethnic attire once again. “I love wearing traditional clothes. It’s something that makes us, as Indians, stand out. It connects us to our roots, and I enjoy flaunting those outfits during the festival.”
When it comes to Diwali delicacies, Vaibhav has a soft spot for his mother’s cooking. “Karanji is something I love from the bottom of my heart. My mom makes it every Diwali, along with other treats like Chakli and Chiwda. It’s these homemade dishes that make the celebration feel truly festive.”
For Vaibhav, the most special part of Diwali is the sense of happiness and brightness that fills the air. “The energy, excitement, and lights during those few days make me feel alive,” he says, reflecting on the festival’s significance.
Looking back, some of his fondest Diwali memories involve visiting his grandparents. “We used to drive three hours to their house from Nagpur, and those celebrations were always special. Now we celebrate in Nagpur, but those memories will forever stay with me.”
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