Diwali 2026: Nimrat Kaur Remembers Army Cantonment Celebrations, Her Father's Secret Phuljharis And More – Exclusive
Diwali has a way of bringing us back to the things that matter most: familiar faces, favourite foods, old family rituals and the comfort of being home. For Nimrat Kaur, the festival is a little bit of all that – and then some. Think rangoli in her nani’s veranda, a house full of loved ones, festive shopping that goes right down to the last minute and a generous helping of mithai. In a…
Diwali is a time of cherished memories and traditions for Nimrat Kaur, the celebrated actress. The festival brings her back to her roots – familiar faces, favorite foods, and old family rituals. Celebrating Diwali in Army cantonments as a child was special, filled with excitement and freedom. Nimrat recalls the sense of belonging and coming together during these celebrations.
Her father's secret phuljharis, hidden for Gurpurab after Diwali, were a highlight. Today, Diwali is a chance for her to reconnect with family, relax, and create new memories. Nimrat prefers practical, traditional attire like a salwar kameez for the festival's hustle and bustle. However, her wardrobe boasts festive colors and pieces borrowed from her mother's collection.
Mithai, or sweets, hold a special place in her heart, with her favorite being the pedas from Pilani, Rajasthan.
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