Veteran golfer Raja Kelly brings loved ones together for Deepavali
The 76-year-old welcomed family and friends from near and far for a festive reunion in Cyberjaya.
Veteran golfer Raja Kelly, 76, hosted a Deepavali luncheon in Cyberjaya to unite family and friends from various backgrounds. Raja Kelly, a caddie, player, and coach for more than five decades, gathered relatives and friends from Italy, France, India, Indonesia, and the Philippines, along with Malaysians. The event showcased a diverse menu featuring traditional Indian dishes and various international cuisines to celebrate the spirit of unity and cultural appreciation.
Raja Kelly, who grew up near the Royal Selangor Golf Club and was adopted as a godson by Australian Mike Kelly, credited golf for shaping his professional career and international relationships. The luncheon emphasized the importance of fostering camaraderie and promoting the values of a large, inclusive family, regardless of race or nationality.
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