Pankaj Tripathi’s Diwali celebration is all about family, Rangoli making and divine emotions

Pankaj Tripathi’s Diwali celebration is all about family, Rangoli making and divine emotions

Pankaj Tripathi, known for his calm demeanor and powerful screen presence, welcomed Diwali 2025 with simplicity, warmth, and family love. Far from the glitter of Bollywood’s grand parties, the actor’s celebration was rooted in tradition and emotion, reflecting the grounded charm that defines him both on and off-screen.

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The photos shared on Instagram by his wife, Mridula Tripathi, capture the intimate celebration at their home. In one frame, Mridula is seen dressed in a red Banarasi saree, performing the Diwali puja with traditional lamps, sweets, and diyas placed neatly before her. The yellow walls and warm lighting give the setting an earthy, festive glow — a perfect reflection of their household’s simplicity.

Another picture shows Pankaj sitting on the floor with family members, dressed in an understated kurta-pajama, as they share laughter and conversation. Their daughter can be seen beside them, helping with the rituals. The vibe is serene — a family choosing connection over extravagance.

The Tripathi family later posed together in the garden, surrounded by relatives and their pet dog resting nearby. It’s a portrait of contentment — the kind that money or fame can’t buy. Mridula captioned the post in Hindi: “दीप पर्व की शुभकामनाएँ,” which translates to “Best wishes for the festival of lights.” The post, filled with heart emojis and warm wishes from fans, instantly went viral.

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In the final picture, the family is seen sitting together on a couch, with fairy lights twinkling in the background. Pankaj, in his trademark composed style, smiles gently beside his wife and daughter — a moment of peace amidst the festival chaos.

While most celebrity celebrations revolve around grandeur, Pankaj Tripathi’s Diwali stands out for its authenticity. It’s a reminder that true celebration isn’t about how much you spend, but how deeply you feel — and how fully you share it with those who matter.