​Mumbai, Oct 31 (NationPress) Actress Dia Mirza shared delightful moments from her Diwali festivities on Instagram this year.

She looked radiant in a beautiful white salwar kameez paired with a bandhani dupatta, celebrating the occasion with her husband Vaibhav Rekhi, their son Avyaan, and loved ones.

Expressing her joy in being surrounded by family, the 'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' star wrote on IG, "(Sparkle emoji) Holding loved ones close… and all those who hold us close. (Sparkle emoji) This year, we were surrounded by hearts that chose to spend their Diwali with us, and that’s the greatest blessing of all. How fortunate we are to have each other, to light up one another’s lives. (sic)"

"To the ones who couldn’t make it — you were deeply missed. And to those not in these photos — we’re so glad you were busy having a good time! (Yellow heart and diya emoji)" she added.

Earlier this month, Dia discussed India's vision for a circular economy through an innovative deep-tech recycling initiative.

Celebrating a significant advancement in sustainable practices, the 'Sanju' actress stated, "A milestone for people and planet! I’m thrilled to support Without®, an impact-first deep-tech material science company, as they unveil their groundbreaking FOAK Demonstration Plant in Pune — capable of converting up to 5 tons/month of 'unrecyclable' plastic waste into high-quality, circular materials. This isn’t just innovation — it’s inclusive innovation. Advanced recycling technology that provides waste workers with 2–3x higher salaries, health insurance, paid leave, and above all, dignity and respect. At its core lies systemic thinking and a vision of India leading the world in circular solutions (sic)."

"The launch is backed by a $1.9 million Seed Funding round from patient impact capital. I’m proud to be part of this journey as a strategic advisor, investor, and advocate alongside partners who believe that science, justice, and sustainability must work together. A powerful reminder that true circularity includes people, not just materials. Here’s to scaling this vision across India and beyond. When innovation meets inclusion, hope turns into action," Dia concluded.