Vinay Mr Mishra

For Vaani Kapoor, Navratri is a celebration of tradition, family and the many facets of feminine strength. Having grown up in Delhi and spent a significant part of her life in Mumbai, the actor has experienced the festival in different ways.

For Meezaan Jafri fashion is as much about instinct as it is about understanding what works. The actor, who has often been noticed for his sartorial choices, says his style has evolved with experience.

For Shanaya Kapoor, Navratri is as much about the joy of garba and childhood memories as it is about family, faith and finding a moment of grounding amid busy lives. From dancing with friends at school to listening to the Durga Stuti with her mother, the festival has evolved into a deeply personal celebration.

As her journey as Tulsi in Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi comes to an end, actress and politician Smriti Irani talks about reclaiming her love for acting and balancing two demanding careers.

Actor Meezaan Jafri is set to make his web series debut with filmmaker Ali Abbas Zafar’s next. Mumbai Mirror has learnt that Zafar is directing a series for a leading streaming platform, featuring Meezaan alongside 12th Fail actress Medha Shankar.

Actors Mallika Sherawat and Sunil Grover are set to explore a darker side of their craft with an upcoming digital show. The yet-to-be-titled series, a crime thriller that delves into the underbelly of the underworld, is being produced by Emmay Entertainment and is already on floors.

Ashnoor Kaur is in no hurry to find love. With her focus firmly on work, the actress is happy being single.

For Arshdeep Singh, 27, life has been about chasing a dream on the cricket field and, more recently, finding happiness off it too. In a candid conversation, the cricketer speaks about his journey from aspiring to play for India to dealing with the pressures of representing the country, the realities of fame and finding love in model Samreen Kaur.

For Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone, Diwali has always been about celebrating togetherness and spending quality time with family. While the couple enjoys the festivities at home, one of their fondest memories of the festival is from last year, when they celebrated Diwali in Abu Dhabi.

For Sussanne Khan, life seems to have come together in a way that allows her to embrace every role on her own terms — as a mother watching her son Hrehaan Roshan find his feet in music, an entrepreneur exploring her creative ambitions, and a woman who has found love and stability in her personal life.