This week on HELLO! India's celebrity radar: Celebrity Diwali parties, film screenings and more

Celebrities; they're just like us, and catching them in the midst of their everyday moments; whether they’re jetting off on vacation, walking through the airport, or just out and about in the city, only reaffirms that fact. Whether they are relaxed and on a coffee run or stylish and heading to a starry event, one thing is certain: they are totally themselves. This week on HELLO! India's celebrity radar, we've got our eyes on the slew of Diwali parties in Mumbai, a much-awaited film screening and more.

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Rasha Thadani sparkled in blue and gold for Diwali celebrations in the city.

Mrunal Thakur paired her olive mirror work saree with a matching potli to shine brighter than any diya could.

Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra upped their ethnic wear game with her in a studded saree and him in an embroidered sherwani.

Khushi Kapoor, the newly-appointed Co-Founder & CCO of nailinit, attended a Diwali bash by the brand, while sparkling her brightest in a silver corseted ensemble.

To support Ranbir Kapoor at the Ramayana: Part 1 movie screening, both, his wife Alia Bhatt and his mother, Neetu Kapoor, stepped out for a night out at the movies.

Star of the movie Rakul Preet Singh was also snapped at the screening in a demure black three-piece suit, layered with a studded black blazer.

At Manish Malhotra's glitzy Diwali party which took place in Mumbai, sibling duo Sara Ali Khan and Ibrahim Ali Khan were the best-dressed brother and sister in town.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan made a rare appearance together as they were photographed hand-in-hand at the party.

Sreeleela gave festive dressing an edge with an embellished naked-style blouse paired with her lehenga skirt and no dupatta.

Janhvi Kapoor made a case for a patterned lehenga when she wore a gold-and-black mermaid-hem pick with a fringed dupatta.

A rare appearance by Suhana Khan saw her in a tiered lehenga with a multi-styled blouse and dupatta that looked like ethnic eclecticism at its finest.

The most innovative Diwali fusion look goes to Tamannaah who attended the bash in a feathered sherwani with a satin pleated skirt and skinny dupatta.

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