INSIDER SCOOP | Parineeti Chopra on Diwali: Celebrating in Delhi with Hubby Raghav and Family!

Oh, Bollywood, where every day is a filmy drama and every festival a blockbuster release! And who’s at the center of today’s Diwali dhamaka? None other than our very own Parineeti Chopra, who’s juggling more than just lights and laddoos this festive season! 🎆

Parineeti Chopra, Bollywood’s patakha of the moment, has zipped across continents just to land in Delhi for Diwali. Why, you ask? Because who needs solo Diwalis in Mumbai when you can have a shaandaar family celebration with hubby Raghav Chadha and the whole khaandaan! "Diwali is like a never-ending party! Karwa Chauth, my birthday, and now this! My Ambala gang’s here too, so it’s double the masti," she beams, while probably still spinning from her whirlwind trips between London, Delhi, and Mumbai.

And let’s not forget her latest hit, "Chamkila," which is brighter than the Diwali lights! Parineeti’s feeling the love from all corners, and this year, she’s ready for a "Chamkila Diwali!" 😄

Parineeti spills the beans on her Diwali plans while mid-decoration, proving that the real charm of Diwali is the people, not just the patakhas. "Delhi’s all about visiting each other’s homes. I just came from a pooja, and honestly, seeing the way people deck up their homes is fabulous," she shares, adding her own twist of adda to the festival.

For Parineeti, the essence of Diwali is in the details, especially when it comes to decorations. Flashback to little Parineeti, who was the self-appointed candle queen, placing them meticulously in gardens and on terraces. Fast forward to today, and she’s still hands-on, creating rangolis and choosing the perfect decor. "Even when I was in Mumbai, I did it all by myself. But doing it with family is priceless," she reminisces.

Kiran’s Gyan:
Bhaiyon aur behnon, in Bollywood, festivals are like movie sets. Grand, glittery, and a bit over-the-top! But remember, whether you’re a star or a common banda, it’s the people who make it special. So, this Diwali, don’t just light up your homes, light up your lives with those who matter! 🎇