Bollywood actresses amp up the glamour this festive season.
Suhana Khan shares a page from her fashion book.
'Embrace the darkness with all the light', says Genelia Deshmukh.
Trisha Krishnan makes sure Izzy looks glamourous too.
Shriya Saran does a traditional photoshoot on Diwali.
Raashi Khanna goes for black and gold.
Shilpa Shetty is a lal patakha.
Bipasha Basu picks the best reds for her look.
Aahana Kumra shines brightin her 'ghar ki Diwali'.
Sharvari celebrates Diwali in Punjab.
Sayani Gupta lights candles instead of diyas.
Raai Laxmi gets emotional: 'Every Diwali feels like coming home not to a place, but to a feeling.
'The quiet rustle of new clothes, the soft glow of diyas, the scent of ghee lamps that linger long after the prayers end every little moment feels like a reminder to pause, to breathe, to be grateful.
'There's something sacred about these rituals... they don't just light our homes, they light the corners of our hearts that forget to shine on ordinary days.
'Maybe that's what Lakshmi Puja truly is..not just an offering to the goddess, but a whisper to the divine within us... the part that believes, hopes, and begins again, every year, in the warmth of the same golden light.
'Here's to the calm between the chants, the blessings between the lines, and the quiet joy that lives in traditions that never grow old.'
Check out Amruta Khanvilkar's Laxmi Puja outfit!
'Happy Diwali. Hope you are eating all the ladoos and spending time with the family. Love and light,' posts Rhea Chakraborty.
Asha Negi has a working Diwali in Orccha.
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