Bollywood’s evergreen actor Vivek Oberoi transformed his luxurious Dubai home into a Diwali extravaganza as he hosted a cozy and celebrity-studded celebration that was full of warmth and tradition. Along with his wife Priyanka Alva Oberoi, Vivek welcomed his close friends for puja, laughter and lights and shared adorable glimpses of the festival on Instagram.

Dressed in emerald-green traditional attire, the power couple led the ceremonies with pomp and show, their home illuminated with lamps and marigold garlands. Special guests also included R Madhavan and his wife Sarita Birje, who shared some happy moments; TV star Roshni Chopra strikes a stunning pose with the hosts; And producer Siddharth Anand Kumar also made this special atmosphere even more special. The evening was a mix of heart-touching conversations with heartfelt prayers, reflecting the spirit of renewal of Diwali.

Vivek’s post, filled with family pictures and group selfies, had a poetic caption: “Perfect formula: Prayers for the soul, People for love and Parties for memories. Celebrate Diwali like this. May the glow of thousands of lamps erase every shadow, and may this festival of lights bring new hope, prosperity and success in all of your lives. Happy Diwali, my Insta fam! #Diwali #Diwali2025 #Family #Friend.” Fans were filled with festive cheer, appreciating this simple style amidst the glitzy parties of Bollywood.

On the silver screen, Vivek is gearing up for the explosive fourth chapter of the *Masti* franchise, *Masti 4*, which sees him reuniting with Riteish Deshmukh and Aftab Shivdasani under the direction of Milap Zaveri. Releasing on November 21, 2025, the comedy promises unbridled antics and brotherhood.

Meanwhile, Madhavan is busy prepping for the 2019 hit film *De De Pyar De 2*, a fun sequel to it, with Ajay Devgan, Rakul Preet Singh and Gautami Kapoor. Directed by Anshul Sharma, the film will be released in theaters on November 14, 2025, in which age gap romance is shown with special humor.

As Diwali 2025 approaches, this Oberoi party reminds us: real festivals thrive not on grandeur, but on bonding. This is for the lights and shining successes that last forever.