With Diwali, the cast of Prateek Sharma and Parth Shah’s show Suman Indori is eager to share their plans and fond memories of this festive season. As they prepare to celebrate with family and friends, they also give us a glimpse into their outfits for the occasion. From heartwarming traditions to stylish attire, join us as we explore how the cast will celebrate this joyful festival of lights!
Zain Imam: I will be celebrating Diwali on set with my Suman Indori family and it will be so heartwarming. It’s like we’re one big extended family now, and this year, the festival feels like an even bigger celebration of the bonds we’ve formed. I’m also excited to take home some of that energy and celebrate with my real family. You know how it is—festivals just hit differently when your heart’s full. This Diwali, I’m thinking of going for something a bit more subtle—maybe a well-fitted kurta in a deep, royal shade. I want to keep it festive but comfortable.
Ashnoor Kaur: This Diwali feels extra special because it’s my first one in my new home and also after getting back to TV with Suman Indori. After taking a break, returning to sets feels like reconnecting with a part of myself. The love from my fans and team has been overwhelming, and I’m just so grateful to celebrate this festival with everyone, with a bigger, extended family! My most memorable Diwali has to be the one I celebrated in Hazur Sahib Gurudwara in Nanded… It was a totally serene feeling. I’m planning to wear a beautiful, flowy lehenga with a contemporary twist – something that reflects my personal style but still has that festive, traditional charm.
Sachin Sharma: Plan was to be with my family in my hometown, but it could not happen. So as of now the plan is to meet friends over here, to be with the family we have made here, the co-stars who are like family. Speaking about childhood memories, there are so many memories, I remember how excited we used to be for these festivals, we used to be so excited about getting gifts from parents, I am still smiling while thinking about it. Mostly I will be wearing ethnic, of course not that great outfit as we get from our stylist.
Aman Sharma: Diwali is one of my favourite festivals. Love lights sweets and gathering of your dear ones which attracts me from childhood. The vibe of diwali is just amazing! My childhood memories of diwali are that we used to burst crackers, eat sweets, get ready in ethnic wear or so I still remember we do laxmi pooja with all the family members and then enjoy the diwali vibes and long holidays as you know after diwali and pre-diwali there are lot of holidays so yeah, used to enjoy those days and still cherish them. This Diwali I’ll celebrate with my family, my wife and my daughter Namah Sharma and I will definitely wear something ethnic with trendy styles.
