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Akshay Oberoi's Diwali Escape: Family Time Amid Nature and Reflection

Akshay Oberoi is planning a quiet Diwali celebration with his family away from Mumbai's hustle. The actor will spend time with his wife Jyothi and son Avyaan at their farmhouse in Karjat. He views this as an opportunity for reflection and expressing gratitude for life's blessings. Oberoi also shared his balanced approach to post-festival routines, emphasizing moderation in both indulgence and fitness.

Key Points: Akshay Oberoi Diwali Plans Family Farmhouse Karjat

  • Celebrating Diwali with family at Karjat farmhouse away from city chaos
  • Emphasizing gratitude and reflection during festive season
  • Maintaining balanced lifestyle with moderation in routines
  • Believing occasional indulgences benefit body's system
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Akshay Oberoi celebrates Diwali with family amidst nature: Will be a nice time of reflection

Actor Akshay Oberoi shares his Diwali celebration plans with wife Jyothi and son Avyaan at their Karjat farmhouse for quiet family time and reflection.

Akshay Oberoi celebrates Diwali with family amidst nature: Will be a nice time of reflection
"It'll be a lovely time to just be together, be in nature, bring in Diwali, be grateful - Akshay Oberoi"

Mumbai, Oct 20

Actor Akshay Oberoi has shared his Diwali plans, revealing that he will be celebrating the festival with his wife Jyothi and son Avyaan, away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Talking about his plans for Diwali, Akshay said that he will be heading out of town for a quiet getaway with his family.

The actor told IANS: “So, we'll likely bring in Diwali with them at their lovely home, and then we will go to Karjat the next morning, where we own a farmhouse, and spend a few days. Jyoti will have some downtime from work, Avyaan won't have school, and I will have some off time as well.”

“So, it'll be a lovely time to just, you know, be together, be in nature, bring in Diwali, be grateful, and show gratitude for all the lovely things the universe has provided us with. So, that will be a nice time of reflection.”

Sharing his post-Diwali routine, the actor said he believes in balance and moderation.

“Post Diwali, how do I get back to my routine? You know, I’m not really an extremist. I don’t suddenly work out really hard and then eat a lot or indulge a whole lot. I’m very even-keeled with everything in my life — it’s a very balanced sort of thing.”

So, even if the actor indulges a little bit, he doesn’t beat himself up about it “because I regularly exercise, I regularly stay fit, and I regularly eat well.”

“And every now and then, it’s actually good for the body to indulge a little bit, change the system, and not be so rigid with what you eat or how you exercise. It’s good to trick the body also. So, that is what I plan to do. Other than that, I think there’s nothing else there,” he said.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Karjat is such a beautiful place for Diwali! The peace and fresh air there must be amazing. More celebrities should promote this kind of celebration instead of the usual noise and pollution in cities.
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Sarah B
His approach to fitness and balance is so sensible! No extreme diets or punishing workouts, just consistent healthy habits. This is much more sustainable than what many influencers promote.
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Arjun K
While I appreciate the sentiment, it's easy for celebrities to talk about "simple celebrations" when they have farmhouses in Karjat. For most middle-class Indians, Diwali means being with family in our actual homes, not luxury getaways.
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Meera T
The emphasis on gratitude and reflection is what Diwali should be about! 🪔 So many people get caught up in shopping and parties, forgetting the spiritual essence. Good for him for keeping it meaningful.
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David E
As someone who's visited Karjat, I can confirm it's absolutely stunning. Perfect place for a peaceful family celebration away from Mumbai's chaos. His balanced approach to post-festival routine is quite inspiring too!

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