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The Diwali get together hosted by Dr Ashok and Dr Sameer Arbat was all about celebrations and relaxation. Like most of the ladies were dressed in bright colours, Dr Tulika, wife of Dr Sameer, too looked elegant in a bright red sari.

We have been organising Diwali party since seven years now. It’s great to meet our old friends, kindergarten teachers and family members at this party. Every year we ensure all our close ones attend this party to relax and celebrate festivities, said Dr Sameer Arbat.

 Dr Tulika Arbat, who was a part of the celebrations for the first time, said, This is my first ever Diwali party after marriage. It’s great to meet our loved ones. In fact, I got to meet a lot of Sameers friends as well as family members at this party.

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The party, which was held at Krazy Castle, had a guest list that brimmed with prominent businessmen, doctors and socialites, who were seen reminiscing old Bollywood instrumentals during the evening.

Photos by: Himanshu Pal

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Indian cricketer Umesh Yadav had a ‘field day’ teasing his team member Shubham Gill with Tinder billboards in Nagpur.

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