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Nimrat Kaur on Diwali: Nothing beats celebrating with family

Actress Nimrat Kaur shares her cherished Diwali traditions with family, highlighting the joys of decorating, preparing, and spending quality time with loved ones and her beloved naniji.

· 262 words· updated November 8, 2026 at 03:14 AM

Nimrat Kaur likes to celebrate Diwali at home, surrounded by family. The actress makes it a point to take time off from work and travel to Noida to be with her loved ones.‘My naniji is the centre of our celebrations’“Diwali is about being with family — it’s that time of the year when we all get together, and I look forward to celebrating with my naniji. She is the central figure in all our celebrations. Being with her and getting the whole family together is what makes it special,” says Nimrat who was spotted recently at Phoenix Marketcity Mumbai for Diwali celebrations.‘My mother and I enjoy decorating the house together’Nimrat’s festive preparations begin well before Diwali. She makes sure to return home two to three days in advance to spend time with her mother decorating the house and preparing for the celebrations. “I don’t take up work for a few days before and after Diwali. My mother and I go to local shops to buy diyas and rangoli colours. We put up lights in the house and soak the diyas in water. Earlier, I used to make diya battis using cotton, add mustard oil and place them all around the fence,” she recalls.She adds, “Going to the local market and buying fresh flowers is fun, though it can be hectic. These family traditions have continued over the years, and it is a beautiful time to come together.”Get the latest Bollywood & Entertainment News, and more. Download the TOI app.Give your child the gift of confidence! Claim your exclusive TOI Masterclass spot today!

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Sunday, November 8, 2026

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