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Actor Rajeev Khandelwal is gearing up to celebrate Diwali with his entire family.
The Shaitan actor, along with his wife Manjari, will join his parents and brothers in Hyderabad for a gala celebration.
His brother, Colonel Sanjeev Kumar, is posted in Hyderabad. Jaipur lad Khandelwal is happy with the fact that after many years, his entire family will get together for Diwali.
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"In the last few years, we could not manage to be with all the family members. Either I was busy with the shoot or my brother could not join us. But this year, we have decided to have the biggest celebration. Bhai will be off to London soon after Diwali. So we want to make the most of the festival before he leaves. My parents will be flying down from Jaipur and I'll be directly reaching there. It will be a kind of a family reunion after years for us," shared Rajeev who has already started shopping for the big day. "I want to make this Diwali special for everyone in the family. And I have already started picking up gifts for them, especially for the kids. I have four nephews, and I am planning to buy musical instruments like guitar and violin for them. I used to play the mouth organ when I was a child. I know they are too young now, but I want them to learn music. And I'm sure, after a week I'll get to know that all of them have broken their instruments," he laughed.
The Shaitan actor, along with his wife Manjari, will join his parents and brothers in Hyderabad for a gala celebration.
His brother, Colonel Sanjeev Kumar, is posted in Hyderabad. Jaipur lad Khandelwal is happy with the fact that after many years, his entire family will get together for Diwali.
READ: Rajeev Khandelwal: I love Dilli Haat's thukpa
"In the last few years, we could not manage to be with all the family members. Either I was busy with the shoot or my brother could not join us. But this year, we have decided to have the biggest celebration. Bhai will be off to London soon after Diwali. So we want to make the most of the festival before he leaves. My parents will be flying down from Jaipur and I'll be directly reaching there. It will be a kind of a family reunion after years for us," shared Rajeev who has already started shopping for the big day. "I want to make this Diwali special for everyone in the family. And I have already started picking up gifts for them, especially for the kids. I have four nephews, and I am planning to buy musical instruments like guitar and violin for them. I used to play the mouth organ when I was a child. I know they are too young now, but I want them to learn music. And I'm sure, after a week I'll get to know that all of them have broken their instruments," he laughed.
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