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Amitabh Bachchan says his Diwali was quieter, with fewer firecrackers
Amitabh Bachchan marked Diwali with a quiet celebration at home, saying there were fewer firecrackers and less noise.
In a blog post, the actor described the atmosphere as peaceful and wished people happiness and prosperity.
He also greeted fans outside his Mumbai home, continuing his long-running Sunday tradition.
This time he appeared without the protective bulletproof enclosure used at his previous appearance, after a threatening email had raised security concerns.
Bachchan said hand discomfort is delaying his replies to fans who sent him greetings and gifts.
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Amitabh Bachchan said he had a simple Diwali, with fewer firecrackers and less noise.
In a blog post, he described the atmosphere as somewhat peaceful and deep.
He celebrated at home and wished for happiness and prosperity.
On Diwali Sunday, he also greeted fans outside his Mumbai home and wished them Happy Deepavali.
- Who
- Amitabh Bachchan.
- What
- He said his Diwali was simple, with fewer firecrackers and less noise.
- When
- Diwali Sunday; he shared his account on Monday night.
- Where
- At home in Mumbai; he also greeted fans outside his bungalow, Jalsa.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Bachchan greeted fans outside his Mumbai bungalow and wished them Happy Deepavali.
Bachchan wrote on his blog about his simple Diwali and fewer firecrackers.
- Celebration
- Simple Diwali at home
- Firecrackers
- Fewer fired
- Atmosphere
- Less noise; somewhat peaceful and deep
- Fan greeting
- Outside Jalsa, his bungalow in Mumbai
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What people are saying
A simple Diwali has been celebrated; fewer firecrackers have been fired; the roads are open, and there is less noise; the atmosphere is somewhat peaceful and deep; this should weigh on all of us; may there be happiness and prosperity, and may there be a lot of celebration of happiness every time.
Happy Deepavali