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'Diwali is very private'
Brothers Ronit and Rohit Roy believe in spending Diwali as a family. The actors say that Diwali is the only day in the year when the entire Roy family takes a day off from work just to be together and spend ample time with each other.
"I will be celebrating Diwali with my wife, mother, brother, bhabhi and all the kids of the family. None of us will be working," says Rohit.
Ronit's wife Neelam says that like every year this evening too will end with a get together at their home. "In the evening we will have Puja at home followed by a family get together," says Neelam.
Ronit and Rohit are also famous for their Diwali party which is a must every year. But Ronit says it is nothing special. "Diwali has always been a very private thing, so it's only the close friends and family who are involved in it."
Rohit's brother-in-law Sharman Joshi has recently bought a new house so there is an extra reason to celebrate in the family. "As Sharman's got a new apartment so probably this year we all might get together at his place," Rohit says.
Ronit and Rohit share a great bonding. The biggest example which supports this fact is that they don't miss celebrating a single fest together. This includes their families too. Right from their wives to their kids, all of them are very close to each other. With husbands not around, wives Mansi and Neelam often hang out together.
http://www.indya.com/news/newsDetails.aspx?xfile=2008/October/News_20081021_117
Brothers Ronit and Rohit Roy believe in spending Diwali as a family. The actors say that Diwali is the only day in the year when the entire Roy family takes a day off from work just to be together and spend ample time with each other.
"I will be celebrating Diwali with my wife, mother, brother, bhabhi and all the kids of the family. None of us will be working," says Rohit.
Ronit's wife Neelam says that like every year this evening too will end with a get together at their home. "In the evening we will have Puja at home followed by a family get together," says Neelam.
Ronit and Rohit are also famous for their Diwali party which is a must every year. But Ronit says it is nothing special. "Diwali has always been a very private thing, so it's only the close friends and family who are involved in it."
Rohit's brother-in-law Sharman Joshi has recently bought a new house so there is an extra reason to celebrate in the family. "As Sharman's got a new apartment so probably this year we all might get together at his place," Rohit says.
Ronit and Rohit share a great bonding. The biggest example which supports this fact is that they don't miss celebrating a single fest together. This includes their families too. Right from their wives to their kids, all of them are very close to each other. With husbands not around, wives Mansi and Neelam often hang out together.
http://www.indya.com/news/newsDetails.aspx?xfile=2008/October/News_20081021_117
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