EntertainmentPosted at: Nov 7 2026 10:02PM

Rasika Dugal to celebrate Diwali in Scotland while shooting for new series

Mumbai, Nov 7 (UNI) Actress Rasika Dugal will celebrate Diwali away from home this year as she prepares to begin shooting for her upcoming untitled series in Scotland.
Following the success of "Mirzapur: The Movie" and the love she received from audiences for her role as Beena Tripathi, the 41-year-old actress is now busy preparing for her new project. Known for her dedication to her work, she is planning to celebrate Diwali this time around while shooting.
Sharing her experience of being away from her family on Diwali, she said that it has always been a special occasion for her to spend time with them. She will regret not being able to celebrate the festival with her family in Mumbai this year. She will miss being at home during the festival, eating good food, spending time with loved ones, and observing small traditions.
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