Alia Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor celebrate first Diwali in new bungalow Krishna Raj with daughter Raha
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Alia Bhatt shared pictures of the family's Diwali puja at their new six-storey home in Pali Hill, Bandra, Mumbai.
Bollywood actors Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor celebrated this year's Diwali in their new home. It was the family's first Diwali in the new bungalow, Krishna Raj. Alia has shared some pictures on social media, which are being widely discussed.
The couple's daughter Raha Kapoor often makes headlines with her endearing manner. The two recently celebrated Raha's fourth birthday. After sharing special pictures from that celebration, Alia has now given fans a glimpse of Diwali.
Alia and Ranbir moved in November 2025 into their new six-storey bungalow, Krishna Raj, in the Pali Hill area of Bandra, Mumbai. They live in the house with daughter Raha and Ranbir's mother, Neetu Kapoor. As this was the first Diwali in the house, the celebration was special for them.
In the pictures shared by Alia, Raha is seen having fun with her parents. In one photo, she is seen affectionately kissing Alia and Ranbir. Fans particularly liked this picture. In another, Raha sits in her father Ranbir's lap and performs the puja. At the same moment, a sacred thread is being tied on Ranbir's wrist, and Alia is seen laughing. The moments reflect the happiness and closeness of the Kapoor family.
Through the pictures, Alia also offered a glimpse of the Diwali puja. As soon as the pictures appeared, fans showered love on them. Seeing Raha with her parents, many people praised her in the comments.
For the occasion, Alia wore a pistachio green lehenga, paired with a Rajasthani angi blouse, a long shrug and a matching dupatta. She completed her traditional look with a maang tikka and large earrings.
Ranbir was seen in an ivory silk kurta. Raha wore a lehenga matching her father's look. The pictures of the three in traditional attire have been especially liked by fans, and the moments from the first Diwali in the new home continue to be talked about on social media.
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