A Diwali to Remember: Tatsat and Aarohi's First Festival of Lights after Marriage

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Tatsat Munshi and Aarohi Vasavada, the actors who star in the television series Aum Mangalam Singlem, are all set to celebrate their first Diwali after marriage. The couple, who tied the knot in December last year, will be spending the festival at both their homes with their families. In a recent chat, Tatsat and Aarohi shared their Diwali traditions and plans with us, giving us a glimpse into their festive celebrations.

Key Takeaways:

  • Tatsat and Aarohi will be celebrating their first Diwali after marriage at both their homes with their families.
  • Tatsat's Diwali celebrations have been a childhood tradition, with his family hosting a puja at their office followed by a lavish family lunch and bursting crackers with relatives and cousins in the evening.
  • Aarohi, on the other hand, has celebrated Diwali in Ahmedabad with her family, beginning the day with making rangolis and later bursting crackers and enjoying Kathiyawadi food in the evening.
  • The couple will be having a puja at Tatsat's office and then bursting crackers with their relatives.
  • Aarohi is particularly passionate about bursting crackers and has even formed teams with Tatsat to battle it out with crackers.
  • Despite having big families, they are looking forward to enjoying the day at both their homes.
  • Tatsat prefers celebrating Diwali at home due to the crowds and high prices at hotels and restaurants, while Aarohi finds Diwali celebrations in Ahmedabad too beautiful to miss.
  • The couple has shared their Diwali traditions and wishes for the Bestu Varas (Gujarati new year), with Tatsat wishing for good health and happiness while Aarohi aims to be more focused on her goals.

Statistics:

  • The couple got married in December last year.
  • Aarohi is passionate about bursting crackers and has formed teams to do so.
  • Tatsat prefers spending Diwali at home due to crowds and high prices at hotels and restaurants.
  • Aarohi finds Diwali celebrations in Ahmedabad too beautiful to miss.
  • The couple will be having a puja at Tatsat's office and then bursting crackers with their relatives.

Sources:

  • Times of India (no specific article cited, but referenced as the publication where the original interview was conducted)