Aditi Rao Hydari excited to celebrate Diwali with husband Siddharth this year
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Actress Aditi Rao Hydari is looking forward to a special Diwali 2026 celebration this year — one that includes her husband, actor Siddharth, by her side. Unlike last year, when work commitments kept the couple apart during the festive season, the two will be ringing in Diwali together.
What Aditi Said About This Diwali
Speaking candidly while promoting her upcoming film, Aditi shared that Siddharth had been shooting in the United States last Diwali, making this year's reunion all the more meaningful. 'Last year Siddharth America mein shoot kar rahe the Diwali ke time, but this year woh yahin hain. So I'm very happy! Hum saath rahenge aur hopefully ghar bhi jaa payenge, promotions ke baad,' she said.
In translation, the actress expressed her joy at being together and hoped they could also visit home after the promotional duties wrap up. The couple made a joint public appearance at a Diwali celebration in Mumbai earlier this week, posing together for photographers — a rare joint outing that drew warm attention from fans.
Aditi and Siddharth: From Co-Stars to Married Couple
The pair's love story has its roots in the 2021 Telugu film 'Maha Samudram', where they first shared the screen. Their relationship grew steadily after the film, and they got engaged in March 2024. They formalised their bond in an intimate traditional ceremony on 16 September 2024 at the Sri Ranganayakaswamy Temple in Wanaparthy, Telangana — a ceremony widely noted for its heartfelt simplicity.
Aditi's Upcoming Film 'Parivarik ManuRanjan'
On the professional front, Aditi is currently in the thick of promotions for her upcoming release 'Parivarik ManuRanjan', a festive family entertainer that blends romance, humour, and drama. The film marks her first on-screen collaboration with veteran actor Pankaj Tripathi, directed by Varun V Sharma, and is set to premiere on 13 November.
Aditi has spoken warmly about working alongside Tripathi. 'Sharing the screen with Pankaj ji for the first time was truly a joy. His humour is so effortless, so natural, that it made every scene feel lighter and far more fun,' she said. The film is being positioned as a wholesome watch for families during the festive period.
Looking Ahead
With 'Parivarik ManuRanjan' releasing just days after Diwali, Aditi is balancing promotional commitments with personal celebrations — a festive stretch that promises to be eventful both on and off screen.