Ankita Lokhande celebrates Diwali in Bhilaspur: 'Family is our first home'
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
Actress Ankita Lokhande marked this year's Diwali away from Mumbai, travelling to Bhilaspur to celebrate the festival with her husband, businessman Vicky Jain, and their extended family. The couple shared warm glimpses of their festivities on social media, with Ankita's heartfelt post resonating widely for its emphasis on togetherness over spectacle.
The Message Behind the Post
Sharing a series of photographs with Vicky and their family, the Pavitra Rishta actress wrote, “Bhilaspur wali Diwali Apno ke sang kaafi hai. Because at the end of the day, it’s not about how grand the celebrations are, but about the people who make every moment special. Family is our first home, our biggest blessing and the one place we can always return to.”
She further reflected on the value of small, shared moments, adding, “Some bonds are blessings, some moments become memories, and family will always be home.” The post also carried Diwali and New Year wishes for her followers.
Festive Celebrations in Bhilaspur
Photographs from the celebration show Ankita and Vicky performing aarti together and seeking blessings during the festivities. The couple twinned in coordinated traditional attire — Ankita dressed elegantly in a traditional saree accessorised with green bangles and traditional jewellery, while Vicky complemented her in ethnic wear. The family was also seen bursting firecrackers, capturing a classic Diwali tradition.
A Romantic Note for Vicky
Alongside a video of the couple bursting firecrackers together, Ankita penned an intimate note for her husband: “Years from now, I might forget the fireworks. I’ll remember how you looked at me. Happy Diwali from us to all of you.” The clip offered a candid look into the couple’s festive celebrations away from the Mumbai spotlight.
About the Couple
Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain tied the knot on 14 December 2021 in a grand ceremony in Mumbai, attended by family and several prominent names from the entertainment industry. Their Bhilaspur Diwali marks one of their more low-key, family-first celebrations since the wedding.