Twinkle Khanna, Amruta Fadnavis And Gayatri Ruia Arrive At India's Largest Kandil And Stunning Diwali Decor At Phoenix Palladium,South Mumbai

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Phoenix Palladium in South Mumbai revealed India’s largest kandil and dazzling Diwali decorations in a star-studded event. Twinkle Khanna, Amruta Fadnavis, and Gayatri Ruia were among the notable guests, enhancing the festive atmosphere.

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01:14A very good evening to everyone

01:16Gayatri Ma'am

01:18Twinkle and all other dignitaries

01:20It's an honor to be here

01:22at Millennium

01:24In fact I don't get a chance to get here

01:26But thanks to this 52 feet

01:28lantern

01:30which is the tallest and longest in India

01:32which is getting inaugurated

01:34today and it gives me

01:36a pleasure to be here

01:38It's all about

01:40our traditions. We have lately

01:42purged all negativity

01:44during the Shehra and let's bring in

01:46light with big and

01:48small lanterns in our homes

01:50and celebrate positivity

01:52Let's celebrate our homes

01:54not houses and homes can only

01:56be celebrated when they have

01:58our persona inside them

02:00and our persona is all about these lanterns

02:02rangoli and

02:04lamps so let's celebrate

02:06our upcoming Diwali fully

02:08with the best of spirits. Thank you

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02:30So Diwali is here

02:32What does Diwali look like at home?

02:34Twinkle and

02:36what do festive celebrations

02:38what are they like this year?

02:40I think

02:42everyday looks like Diwali because I play cards

02:44regularly with my family

02:46so it's just that the stakes are higher

02:48at this point

02:50and for me I guess

02:52everyday also looks like Diwali

02:54because I visit Palladium Mall everyday

02:56and I shop

02:58everyday almost because it's very tempting

03:00to when I'm around here but it's just the

03:02lovely energy of all

03:04the customers here and

03:06all the lovely things they keep doing at the mall

03:08which is very energizing

03:10That's the Diwali gift I want. I want to have a mall

03:12of my own and just go shopping

03:14while you're here today

03:16while you're here this evening

03:18So what are you

03:20I have no interest in clothes

03:22so apart from clothes

03:24I have different things. I used to come here

03:26to buy crockery

03:28So yeah, I guess that

03:30There are a lot of restaurants

03:32and a lot of exciting

03:34different concepts also

03:36so do visit

03:38again soon

03:40Tell us a little about today

03:42I'm here to celebrate

03:44with Phoenix Palladium

03:46and to look at all the

03:48wonderful things they've collected for Treasures of India

03:50I also want to see what they've

03:52done with Weavers of Dreams

03:54and I'm looking forward to it

03:56Yes, it's really lovely

03:58I think we've come

04:00a long way from the 15 years

04:02that Palladium began to now

04:04and we're all very ready

04:06to embrace our Indian-ness

04:08I think we've explored

04:10we've tried to educate ourselves

04:12with global trends and we do realize

04:14what we have back home is indeed very precious

04:16and Palladium

04:18sort of pays homage to that

04:20with its very traditional

04:22fabulous decor that we've put together

04:24this year

04:26Tell us about this largest candle

04:28Well, it's

04:30a 52-feet tall

04:32lantern

04:34and

04:36I just am happy that I'm not the one

04:38paying the light bill

04:40But

04:42what inspired this theme

04:44outside of

04:46the artisanship you said, being proud of India

04:48Yes

04:50Our 15 years

04:52of being

04:54here in

04:56a pole position in Mumbai

04:58and I think this tallest

05:00lantern just signifies

05:02I think the times to

05:04come for India, the kind of celebration

05:06and the joy we see

05:08in our development

05:10and

05:12and just for everyone to rejoice

05:14and feel happy and think that we have a single

05:16purpose, which is really to progress

05:18in a flourishing democracy

05:20and enjoy

05:22ourselves and our heritage

05:24Any message to people?

05:26I think

05:28similar to what she's saying

05:30it's to actually appreciate

05:32the beauty that we have

05:34in India, in our

05:36artisans, in our crafts

05:38and I look at it everywhere

05:40you see even the new runway collections

05:42they are inspired by India

05:44I was looking at all these new paisley skirts

05:46and it's all come from us

05:48so yeah, I would say that we should

05:50appreciate it a little bit more

05:56I wish that

05:58I guess everyone lives in

06:00harmony and peace and

06:02instead of judging each other, we just

06:04accept each other. I think that would be wonderful

06:06What would you say about Diwali?

06:08Yes, I

06:10second that. I think

06:12let's make it a very

06:14equitous world and

06:16just

06:18be happy in others, happiness in others

06:20progress and let every home

06:22have lights in it, always

06:30I'd like to wish all of you a happy

06:32Diwali and may your life

06:34and your homes be lit up

06:36always

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