A peek into bollywood stars' Diwali plans

Festivities and plans to hand in hand, here's what B-Towner are planning this Diwali:

Hrithik Roshan
Diwali is about spreading joy and gifting happiness. There is positivity in the air and I believe in the saying, 'Let there be light'. I have no fixed routine for the festival. Like last year, I will be with my grandparents, parents and sister. And there's always time for some adventure with my sons ' maybe we will take a quick vacation. We like packing in as much as we can on our trips.

Sushant Singh Rajput
Every year, I make sure that I spend Diwali with my family. But this time around, I am going to stay back in Mumbai, as I am busy preparing for my next film, which starts rolling on November 7.

Riteish Deshmukh
Like every year, I'll be heading to my village 'Babhalgaon (Latur) ' with my family to celebrate the festival.

Viveik Oberoi
My wife Priyanka draws beautiful rangolis. We decorate the house and light up diyas all around. It's a wonderful feeling to dress up in traditional clothes and celebrate it with family. After doing the puja in the evening, we visit our relatives and friends to wish them.

Saiyami Kher
I prefer a quiet Diwali and don't burst crackers. The last two months, I was busy promoting Mirzya and hardly got time to talk to my parents. So, I am looking forward to spending time with them and my sister. We will be off to Kerala for a week.

Urvashi Rautela
Diwali is always celebrated with family. We enjoy good vegetarian food and mithai, and also go to a temple after the puja. I stopped bursting crackers at a young age as it is harmful for the environment and also, the industry employs children.

Sayyeshaa
I will be on my toes because my debut film has just released. I'll indulge in some yummy mithai at home. We will do Laxmi puja in the evening, dressed in traditional clothes and jewellery. Like every year, I will make a rangoli with flowers.

Neha Sharma
We do a small puja in the evening, light diyas and spend quality time together. I also gorge on mithai throughout the day. I don't burst crackers, as I have a pet.

Kartik Aaryan
I am currently shooting in London. Though I already miss my family, I will celebrate Diwali at a college friend's place. I am looking forward to eating sweets and
spending time with his family.

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Daruwala
I light diyas all around the house, while the girls in the family draw colourful rangoli. Family and friends gather at my place ' we either play cards or chill. I love gorging on sweets, too.

Shreya Ghoshal
I am going out of town with family, as I want to avoid Mumbai's sound and air pollution during Diwali. I will be spending the festival with my loved ones, having loads of mithai and just relaxing with them.

Tusshar Kapoor
I will celebrate with my family and also co-host our annual Diwali bash. This is my first Diwali with my son Laksshya and so, it's very special.

Athiya Shetty
I always ensure a cracker-free Diwali because I have pet dogs who are petrified of the sound. I light diyas around the house and decorate the entire place with beautiful flowers. The entire family comes together to enjoy yummy South Indian and Punjabi food. We also do a puja at home. And yes, I gorge on sweets ' laddoo is my favourite.

Yami Gautam
I will be in Chandigarh with my family. I love celebrating Diwali the traditional way, with Laxmi puja followed by family dinner. Here's wishing everyone a happy, prosperous, noise-free and pollution-free Diwali.

Parineeti Chopra
I want to attend a lot of Diwali parties this year. I've never played cards either, so I want to try it this year.

Alia Bhatt and Varun Dhawan
We'll be in Singapore working together on our next film. Of course, we'll miss being at our individual homes and with our families on the festival day but we'll celebrate here nonetheless. Our crew is our extended family at Dharma.

Akshay Kumar
We're in Cape Town right now where we will bring in the festival. This year, we thought we should do something different. We were planning a holiday with our kids ' Nitara and Aarav. So, we just clubbed the holiday and the festivities together.

Ajay Devgn
For me, Diwali is family time. Last year, I was away as I was shooting for a film in Mussoorie. This year, I am excited about spending quality time with my loved ones. Every Diwali, we do a small puja in the evening. My kids love the festival, but they're not into bursting crackers. My sisters also come over and we have a small get together.