Find out what B-Towners did this festive season

Diwali is over. All the card parties, bonding with friends and family, and the all-night bashes with catered menus are over. The lights outside the homes have been switched off, and the bottles of champagnes have been downed. But what lingers is the fatigue from the party season. We decided to indulge in a bit of Diwali nostalgia and ask the folks of B-Town what is the one thing they did this Diwali and the one thing they refrained from doing. They happily shared the details. Yeah, it wasn't as if we were asking them how much money they won in Teen Patti. Now, that is privileged information.

Sonakshi Sinha
u00a0"I lit diyas, one by one with my own hands. And placed them all over the house. I love doing that. I don't light crackers. I completely avoid anything that adds to the noise pollution. I don't burst crackers for Diwali and definitely discourage family and friends from doing the same."

Dino Morea
Ensured that all my dogs are hidden away from the noise and crackers because animals get very aggravated by the noise. I make sure I left on all the lights in my house. One never knows when Goddess Laxmi might decide to enter.