Yaadon Ka Diya: Rohan Mehra Recalls Diwali Celebrations On YRKKH Set, Plans To 'Keep It Simple' This Year - EXCL

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festive has officially commenced! October 18 marked the auspicious day of Dhanteras, which people celebrated with much joy and love. And on October 20th, people across India, including celebrities, will celebrate Diwali - the festival of lights. Ahead of that, Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai actor Rohan Mehra exclusively interacted with Zoom/ Telly Talk. In conversation with us, Rohan reminisced fond memories of Diwali on YRKKH set. The actor also shared how he plans to celebrate the festival this year.

Rohan Mehra on Diwali memories

Speaking exclusively to us, Rohan went down memory lane and shared how he celebrated Diwali on Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai set with his co-stars. "A few years back, when I was doing Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, Diwali always felt extra special. We used to celebrate it right on set — with Hina Khan, Ashnoor Kaur, Karan Mehra and the whole team. Even while shooting the Diwali sequences, the vibe was so festive that it never felt like work. The lights, laughter, sweets and that sense of family — those are memories I’ll always cherish."The actor further recalled the one Diwali memory from childhood that instantly takes him back home. And guess what? Rohan's childhood Diwali memories were filled with love, light and happiness.ALSO READ -Yaadon Ka Diya: Anupamaa’s Shivam Khajuria Shares Diwali Plans; Reveals Unforgettable Experience – EXCLUSIVE"Growing up, Diwali was pure magic — the house glowing with diyas, the smell of sweets everywhere and that excitement of bursting crackers with friends and family till late night. It wasn’t about big celebrations, it was about those small moments that made everything feel special," he told Zoom/ Telly Talk.

Rohan Mehra's Diwali 2025 plans

And while Rohan's Diwali celebration in childhood was all about sweets, diyas and bursting crackers, the actor wants to 'keep it simple' this year. He intends to keep it intimate with his family members."This Diwali, I just want to keep it simple — some quiet time with family, the puja at home, meeting close friends and reliving that old-school festive vibe. It’s those little moments that make Diwali feel so special," he revealed before signing off.