#diwali vibes

[thatanonymousgirl]

Deep mandir k ho ya dargah k

hum faqat roshni he chahte hai

Diwali is around the corner 🪔

Spread love & light 🪄✨

[screentimescoop]

🎥 Saif Ali Khan Gets a Warm Welcome Home After Terrifying Attack

Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan has finally returned home after enduring a terrifying intruder attack that left him hospitalized. The Tanhaji actor sustained multiple injuries when a 30-year-old Bangladeshi national broke into his Bandra residence and attacked him. After undergoing several surgeries and days of observation at Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital, Saif was discharged on January 21, 2025.

His return was met with a heartwarming gesture by his wife Kareena Kapoor Khan and their family, who lit up their home with dazzling lights, making it feel like Diwali. 🕯️✨

Kareena, who has been a pillar of strength for her husband, shared an emotional plea on Instagram shortly after the incident:

“It has been an incredibly challenging day for our family, and we are still trying to process the events that have unfolded. As we navigate this difficult time, I respectfully and humbly request that the media and paparazzi refrain from the relentless speculations and coverage.”

She also emphasized the need for privacy, saying:

“While we appreciate the concern and support, the constant scrutiny and attention are not only overwhelming but also pose a significant risk to our safety. I kindly request that you respect our boundaries and give us the space we need to heal and cope as a family.”

Kareena was spotted leaving the hospital moments before Saif returned home, ensuring everything was perfect for his arrival.

The actor is now on the road to recovery, and fans around the world are sending love and prayers for his health and well-being.

Stay tuned for updates and let us know your thoughts below. 💛

[faithhomehealthcare]

Happy Diwali

🎉May the glow of each Diya guide us to happiness, and the sparkle of every firework remind us of life’s magic. Let’s embrace each moment with gratitude and joy. Happy Diwali to all! 🪔✨

[axon-medical-solutions]

Axon medical solutions wishes you a Happy Diwali

Axon Medical Solutions extends warm wishes for a joyous and prosperous Diwali! 🪔✨ May the festival of lights bring happiness, health, and success to everyone, especially to our dedicated doctors who brighten lives with their care and compassion. Happy Diwali! 🎉

[algoworks]

Algoworks just lit up the festive spirit with an epic Diya Painting Competition! Our talented Algotrons brought their A-game with vibrant colors and intricate designs that dazzled us all.

Get ready to be wowed by the stunning creations and see who takes home the top spot. Stay tuned—you won’t want to miss this burst of creativity!

[tanuandthetriplets]

Dadi Ko Dhanteras Gift Mila | YouTube Monetization | Triplets Vlog - 12th November’23

[mygracioushomesblog]

https://youtu.be/cTc_sI-1A_A?si=SHkLaeCdJV3grCHg

Diwali Series 2023 : Entryway decorating ideas for Diwali 🪔

Please do watch and Like, Share , Comment & Subscribe for more upcoming festive videos ✨🪔

#diwali #indianhomeentrywaymakeover #entrywaymdecorationideas #mygracioushome #diwali2023 #diwaliseries

[aahanna]

DIWALI 🪔: THE FESTIVAL OF MY ROOTS, THE ESSENCE OF MY CULTURE

[yeh-mera-deewanapan-hai]

दीपावली की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं ✨

Have some delicious outfit details while you're at it

[y0urtemptation]

Grace us with a selfie, won't you?

Here’s a quick selfieeeeeee 😊🩵

[yangthejeong]

THIS is deepawali 😋😋💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[demigod-of-the-agni]

deepavali deepavali deepavali neethaan di

[triviareads]

I like reading your thoughts on how brown people (and other BIPOCs) are written in billionaire romances. Do you have plans to write a romance with desi characters?

thank you! I've always wanted to try and finish ONE story (literally anything) but I've never actually put in the effort lol. At the moment, I'm just trying to advance my career and I don't super have time or patience for investing the amount of serious effort I'd need to finish literally anything.

But I do have ideas! I've thought about exploring the Indian diaspora in a historical romance; I want to write about a biracial Black/Indian character (characters?) descended in part from indentured Indians brought to Africa or South America or the Caribbean by the British/other Europeans and eventually immigrated to England. I've met Indians who immigrated from Africa, and they grew up with this unique culture that was a mix of African, British, and Indian and it's quite different from Indian culture alone. They or their families were also expelled (in the case of Ugandan Indians) or all but forced to leave (in the case of many Kenyan Indians) Africa, and it's a sad but interesting parallel because of how many of their ancestors were forcibly brought to Africa to begin with.

I've also thought about writing a biracial Anglo-Indian character (historically it would usually mean a white British father, and an Indian mother because, well—) because of the nebulous space they'd occupy in British society; Amita Murray has been doing an amazing job of that in her Marleigh Sisters series. Basically, they're too white to interact comfortably with Indians, too brown to be wholly accepted into British society. A lot of them historically were forced to convert to Christianity and change their names (do you see why "Kate Sharma" except surprise! her name is actually Kathani pissed me off? Why wasn't she always Kathani?).

My ideas for how I'd go about a contemporary romance are a little more vague; I've shelved my idea for a Harlequin-esque romance with an Indian billionaire from India because it was really hard to nail his voice and I spoke with multiple people about this and none of us could quite figure the guy out. So I was recently thinking about pivoting and writing a fake dating romance (and not just because people love that shit rn, though not as much as last year I think) with Indian-Americans but again, I kinda want to contrast experiences. One is the classic rags-to-riches wunderkind who made it (and a lot of that has to do with how their family immigrated to the States and under what circumstances because that's what makes a huge difference imo), and the other is comfortably middle class and they basically end up in a contractual dating situation because Reputation or something.

Anyway, those are my thoughts. TBD on if I go through with them.

[dreamboatt]

desiblr today🤌💥🧿

[theamoristwriter]

light and love ✨

Diwali '23

🍂🐚🪞🪔

[swarn-aabha]

Radiating positivity 🪔✨🧡

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