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Diwali 2022 is around the corner which means party season is here. So, get to know what is in when it comes to fashion for this year's festivities. 

Diwali 2022: From Indigo motifs to Organza; know what all is in for this festival season

Diwali 2022 is around the corner which means party season is here. So, get to know what is in when it comes to fashion for this year's festivities.&nbsp;

The festive season is around the corner and party enthusiasts have already started gearing up for the festivities. From planning card parties to visiting relatives' places, all are included on the to-do lists, when it comes to Diwali.&nbsp;
This year, several things are in trend when it comes to fashion. So, without further ado, check what holds the potential to be your thing for this <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/diwali-2021-indulge-this-festive-season-without-tipping-over-1635852342281">Diwali</a>.&nbsp;
<h3>Anarkali Suits</h3>
After a huge halt, Anarkalis are back in trend and we are glad that they are. This year, Anarkali suits are all about grace, elegance and a free vibe. And, who doesn't love that!
<h3>Organza</h3>
Be it saree or suits, organzas are everywhere. They give a floral look and are easy to carry. If you are donning plain attire then organza dupattas are there to make you stand out.&nbsp;
<h3>Chikankari</h3>
This year, you are sure to come across someone who's just plain obsessed with Chikankari work. And this does not stop just at white suits but are rather more about sarees, tops, dresses and what not.&nbsp;
<h3>Indigo motif</h3>
This print is the new fad and it is worthy to be the zeitgeist. Indigo motifs give a chic look and elegance and this Diwali is worth being all about them.&nbsp;
<h3>Gota Patti</h3>
Gota Patti is basically gold/silver thread work mostly done on sarees and suits. It gives a rich and extravagant look. Recently, we saw mom-to-be Alia Bhatt donning one such suit. Yes, we are talking about her 'Baby on board' suit, that was quite the talk of the town.&nbsp;
But anyway, Happy Diwali!
Also Read:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/london-fashion-week-spring-summer-2023-time-to-catch-up-on-banger-trends-1664005236137"> London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2023: Time to catch up on banger trends</a>

Diwali 2022 : Be it old-school lanterns illuminating the sky, radiant diyas that brighten up our homes or modern hi-tech installations, light has been used as a medium of celebration.

Diwali 2022 : Here are the list of Light festivals from around the world like Diwali 

While we celebrate Diwali in India, here’s a glimpse of some of the most beautiful light festivals around the world, brightening the skies and our spirits. 

Diwali 2022 | Light festivals from around the world as beautiful as Diwali

These grand festivals will help you&nbsp;experience the magic of lights.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Diwali 2022 : Be it old-school lanterns illuminating the sky, radiant diyas that brighten up our homes or modern hi-tech installations, light has been used as a medium of celebration for centuries.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/diwali-2021-celebrating-the-triumph-of-light-over-darkness-1635483407222"> Celebrating the triumph of light over darkness</a>
<h3>Best light festivals in the world</h3>
While we celebrate <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/diwali-2022-from-indigo-motifs-to-organza-know-what-all-is-in-for-this-festival-season-1665556326137" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Diwali </a>in India, here&rsquo;s a glimpse of some of the most beautiful light festivals around the world, brightening the skies and our spirits.&nbsp;
<h3><a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/berlin-lit-up-to-kick-off-annual-festival-of-lights-in-germany-1599888582286" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">BERLIN FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS</a> (GERMANY)</h3>
For 10 ten days every year in October, the city of Berlin transforms into a gallery of light art. Iconic landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Berlin TV Tower, and the&nbsp;Berlin&nbsp;Cathedral are decked up with 3D light projections by the best video artists in the world.
<h3>LOI KRATHONG&nbsp;(THAILAND)</h3>
Loi&nbsp;Krathong&nbsp;is one of the most beautiful festivals of Thailand that honours&nbsp;the&nbsp;local&nbsp;river goddess. It is famous for the tradition of making banana boats called &lsquo;krathong,&rsquo; that are floated on a river on a full moon night with flowers and candles. Lovely lanterns gliding across the night sky are visual highlights of the festival.&nbsp;
<h3>WEST COUNTRY GALA (UNITED KINGDOM)&nbsp;</h3>
One of the biggest illumination carnivals in Europe, the annual&nbsp;West Country&nbsp;gala goes on for two months in the UK. Grand parades with bright and beautifully decorated carts are taken out. Different clubs compete for the best cart prizes and all the money raised during this carnival is donated to local charities.
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/can-t-step-out-here-s-a-look-at-diwali-lights-from-all-over-india-1605343052889">Can't step out? Here's a look at Diwali lights from all over India</a>
<h3>AMSTERDAM LIGHT FESTIVAL (NETHERLANDS)&nbsp;</h3>
Every winter, artists from around the world come together to light up the streets and canals of&nbsp;Amsterdam&nbsp;with different installations. The festival goes on for&nbsp;over 50&nbsp;days showcasing unique ways in which light can be used to create stunning visual art.
<h3>CHINESE NEW YEAR (CHINA)&nbsp;</h3>
The&nbsp;Chinese New Year&nbsp;commemorates the start of the Lunar Year. Striking red decorations, glowing lanterns, fireworks and light installations are part of the celebrations to honour the animal whose year it is. The festivities go on for two weeks and&nbsp;decorations celebrate the animal of the year.
<h3>VIVID SYDNEY (AUSTRALIA)&nbsp;</h3>
Vivid Sydney&nbsp;is a festival of lights, music and ideas. Outdoor immersive light installations, performances by local and international musicians, and an ideas exchange forum with debates and discussions are the main features of this interactive festival.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Plan a visit to one of these grand festivals to experience the magic of lights.&nbsp;&nbsp;

If you want to give a gift to both your loved ones and the environment, this is a great time to consider some eco-friendly gifting ideas. 

Greens gifts for Diwali that produce zero waste

With the season of festivities, comes the season of gifting. If you want to give a gift to both your loved ones and the environment, here are some eco-friendly ideas to consider.
Pollution is a major problem around Diwali, so why not gift air-purifying plants like aloe vera, money plant or bamboo? Know someone who loves sipping on the go? Gift them resusable coffee mugs along with&nbsp;a set of reusable straws so that they never have to pick plastic again.&nbsp; Personal care products often come with a tonne of plastic packaging. To skip the waste, buy some colourful shampoo bars and gift away.&nbsp;
A packet of seeds for the garden or a set of fresh potted herbs will leave your foodie friends elated. Rosemary bushes or a thai basil will frequently make it to the dinner table.&nbsp; Finally, if you're looking for something traditional, go for 100% natural beeswax candles that are non-toxic and biodegradable and produce little smoke.

With the season of festivities, comes the season of gifting. If you want to give a gift to both your loved ones and the environment, here are some eco-friendly ideas to consider.
Pollution is a major problem around Diwali, so why not gift air-purifying plants like aloe vera, money plant or bamboo? Know someone who loves sipping on the go? Gift them resusable coffee mugs along with&nbsp;a set of reusable straws so that they never have to pick plastic again. Personal care products often come with a tonne of plastic packaging. To skip the waste, buy some colourful shampoo bars and gift away.&nbsp;
A packet of seeds for the garden or a set of fresh potted herbs will leave your foodie friends elated. Rosemary bushes or a thai basil will frequently make it to the dinner table.&nbsp; Finally, if you're looking for something traditional, go for 100% natural beeswax candles that are non-toxic and biodegradable and produce little smoke.

If you want to give a gift to both your loved ones and the environment, this is a great time to consider&nbsp;some eco-friendly gifting ideas.&nbsp;

With the season of festivities, comes the season of gifting. If you want to give a gift to both your loved ones and the environment, here are some eco-friendly ideas to consider.
Pollution is a major problem around Diwali, so why not gift air-purifying plants like aloe vera, money plant or bamboo?
Know someone who loves sipping on the go? Gift them reusable coffee mugs along with&nbsp;a set of reusable straws so that they never have to pick plastic again.&nbsp;
Personal care products often come with a tonne of plastic packaging. To skip the waste, buy some colourful shampoo bars and gift away.
A packet of seeds for the garden or a set of fresh potted herbs will leave your foodie friends elated. Rosemary bushes or&nbsp;Thai basil will frequently make it to the dinner table.&nbsp;
Finally, if you're looking for something traditional, go for 100% natural beeswax candles that are non-toxic and biodegradable and produce little smoke.

Frightened by the fireworks on Diwali, a pet dog of the British Deputy High Commissioner to Andhra Pradesh and Telangana&nbsp;ran away in distress from his Hyderabad home.&nbsp;&nbsp;The British diplomat,&nbsp;Dr Andrew Fleming,&nbsp;took to twitter seeking help to trace the dog named Munni.&nbsp;&nbsp;Along with the post, he also shared a picture of his dog, fondly&nbsp;stating that Munni is &ldquo;quite shy and timid&rdquo; and also scared of other dogs.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The post has gone viral on the microblogging website with netizens suggesting different ways to get the pet back.

Hyderabad: distressed by Diwali crackers, British diplomats dog runs from home; he seeks help

Terrified due to Diwali&nbsp;crackers, British diplomat's dog runs away 'Munni'&nbsp;ran from her Hyderabad home, diplomat sough help&nbsp;

Along with the post, he also shared a picture of his dog, fondly&nbsp;stating that Munni is &ldquo;quite shy and timid&rdquo; and also scared of other dogs

Frightened by the fireworks on Diwali, a pet dog of the British Deputy High Commissioner to Andhra Pradesh and Telangana&nbsp;ran away in distress from his Hyderabad home.&nbsp;&nbsp; The British diplomat,&nbsp;Dr Andrew Fleming,&nbsp;took to twitter seeking help to trace the dog named Munni.&nbsp;&nbsp; Along with the post, he also shared a picture of his dog, fondly&nbsp;stating that Munni is &ldquo;quite shy and timid&rdquo; and also scared of other dogs.&nbsp; ALSO WATCH:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/meet-roobi-maya-bobby-dogs-who-guarded-india-s-kabul-embassy-1629343098239">&nbsp;Meet Roobi, Maya, Bobby - dogs who guarded India's Kabul embassy</a> &nbsp; The post has gone viral on the microblogging website with netizens suggesting different ways to get the pet back.

Strong surface winds slightly improved Delhi's air quality on Saturday but it remained in the 'severe' category as the contribution of farm fires in the city's PM2.5 pollution reached the season's highest of 41 per cent, officials said.
According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) bulletin, the city's air quality index (AQI) stood at 449 (severe) at 8 am, and 437 at 4 pm.
The AQI on Friday was recorded at 462.
The CPCB's Sameer app showed that the AQI at Punjabi Bagh was 452, ITO 443, Chandni Chowk 445, Ashok Vihar 450, Karni Singh Shooting Range 470, Mathura Road 446, IGI Airport (T3) 426, NSIT Dwarka 429 and Patparganj 452.
An AQI between zero and 50 is considered 'good', 51 and 100 'satisfactory', 101 and 200 'moderate', 201 and 300 'poor', 301 and 400 'very poor', and 401 and 500 'severe'.
The weather office said that strong surface winds will keep sweeping through the Delhi-NCR on Sunday as well and are expected to flush out pollutants.
The Ministry of Earth Sciences' air quality forecast agency, SAFAR, stated that stubble burning accounted for 41 per cent of Delhi's PM2.5 pollution on Saturday, the season's highest so far.
"Delhi's AQI is likely to improve to the upper end of the 'very poor' category as surface winds are becoming stronger, dispersing air pollutants. Strong north westerly winds enhance transport of emissions from stubble burning. Share of crop residue burning emissions in PM2.5 is 41 per cent (effective fire count 5,159)," SAFAR said on Saturday.
The weather office said the wind speed at both airports (IGI Palam and Safdarjung) were recorded between 10 and 15 kmph till 4pm.
Weather experts said due to rampant bursting of crackers on Diwali despite restrictions, the city's air quality after the festival dropped to its poorest level in five years. Rise in incidents of stubble burning in neighbouring states also contributed towards it.
Air quality degraded to the 'severe' zone in the Delhi-NCR due to unfavourable weather conditions, low temperature and low mixing height and a poisonous cocktail of emissions from firecrackers, stubble burning and local sources, they added.
On Saturday, Delhi's maximum temperature settled at 28.1 degrees Celsius, a notch below the season's average, and the minimum temperature was recorded at 14.7 degrees Celsius, normal for this time of the year, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
The minimum and maximum temperatures on Sunday are likely to hover around 15 and 28 degrees Celsius respectively, it added.
Weather scientists said the fog or smog condition has improved in the Delhi-NCR as forecasted.
In the morning, there was shallow fog in the city and visibility remained in the 600 to 800 metre range, reported at Delhi's two airports from 5.30 am to 9.30 am, the weather office said.
Visibility improved to 800 to 1,200m later in the day.

Delhi's air quality improves slightly but still in 'severe' category due to farm fires

Strong surface winds slightly improved Delhi's air quality on Saturday but it remained in the 'severe' category due to farm fires. The capital city's PM2.5 pollution reached the season's highest of 41 per cent.
According to the Central Pollution Control Board&nbsp;bulletin, the city's air quality index stood at 437 at 4 pm.
The weather office said that strong surface winds will keep sweeping through the Delhi-NCR on Sunday as well and are expected to flush out pollutants.
The weather office said the wind speed at both airports (IGI Palam and Safdarjung) were recorded between 10 and 15 kmph till 4pm.
Weather experts said due to rampant bursting of crackers on Diwali despite restrictions, the city's air quality after the festival dropped to its poorest level in five years.&nbsp;
Air quality degraded to the 'severe' zone in the Delhi-NCR due to unfavourable weather conditions, low temperature and low mixing height and a poisonous cocktail of emissions from firecrackers, stubble burning and local sources.

According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) bulletin, the city's air quality index stood at 449 (severe) at 8 am, and 437 at 4 pm
&nbsp;

Strong surface winds slightly improved Delhi's air quality on Saturday but it remained in the 'severe' category as the contribution of farm fires in the city's PM2.5 pollution reached the season's highest of 41 per cent, officials said.
According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) bulletin, the city's air quality index (AQI) stood at 449 (severe) at 8 am, and 437 at 4 pm.
The AQI on Friday was recorded at 462. ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/delhi-pollution-aiims-director-warns-of-severe-covid-19-cases-worsening-lung-ailments-1636186635775">Delhi pollution: AIIMS director warns of severe Covid-19 cases, worsening lung ailments</a>
The CPCB's Sameer app showed that the AQI at Punjabi Bagh was 452, ITO 443, Chandni Chowk 445, Ashok Vihar 450, Karni Singh Shooting Range 470, Mathura Road 446, IGI Airport (T3) 426, NSIT Dwarka 429 and Patparganj 452.
An AQI between zero and 50 is considered 'good', 51 and 100 'satisfactory', 101 and 200 'moderate', 201 and 300 'poor', 301 and 400 'very poor', and 401 and 500 'severe'.
The weather office said that strong surface winds will keep sweeping through the Delhi-NCR on Sunday as well and are expected to flush out pollutants.
The Ministry of Earth Sciences' air quality forecast agency, SAFAR, stated that stubble burning accounted for 41 per cent of Delhi's PM2.5 pollution on Saturday, the season's highest so far.
"Delhi's AQI is likely to improve to the upper end of the 'very poor' category as surface winds are becoming stronger, dispersing air pollutants. Strong north westerly winds enhance transport of emissions from stubble burning. Share of crop residue burning emissions in PM2.5 is 41 per cent (effective fire count 5,159)," SAFAR said on Saturday.
The weather office said the wind speed at both airports (IGI Palam and Safdarjung) were recorded between 10 and 15 kmph till 4pm.
Weather experts said due to rampant bursting of crackers on Diwali despite restrictions, the city's air quality after the festival dropped to its poorest level in five years. Rise in incidents of stubble burning in neighbouring states also contributed towards it.
Air quality degraded to the 'severe' zone in the Delhi-NCR due to unfavourable weather conditions, low temperature and low mixing height and a poisonous cocktail of emissions from firecrackers, stubble burning and local sources, they added.
On Saturday, Delhi's maximum temperature settled at 28.1 degrees Celsius, a notch below the season's average, and the minimum temperature was recorded at 14.7 degrees Celsius, normal for this time of the year, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
The minimum and maximum temperatures on Sunday are likely to hover around 15 and 28 degrees Celsius respectively, it added.
Weather scientists said the fog or smog condition has improved in the Delhi-NCR as forecasted.
In the morning, there was shallow fog in the city and visibility remained in the 600 to 800 metre range, reported at Delhi's two airports from 5.30 am to 9.30 am, the weather office said.
Visibility improved to 800 to 1,200m later in the day. Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/blame-air-pollution-for-your-painful-period-cramps-say-scientists-1626329158637">Blame air pollution for your painful period cramps, say scientists</a>

Also known as Annakut Puja, Govardhan Puja is celebrated as the day when Lord Krishna defeated God Indra.

Govardhan Puja 2021 | Day celebrating Lord Krishna's victory over God Indra

Also known as Annakut&nbsp;Puja, Govardhan&nbsp;Puja&nbsp;is celebrated as the day when Lord Krishna defeated God Indra.

Govardhan&nbsp;Puja&nbsp;2021: Also known as Annakut&nbsp;Puja, Govardhan&nbsp;Puja&nbsp;is celebrated as the day when Lord Krishna defeated God Indra.&nbsp;The day usually&nbsp;falls the next day after Diwali. This year it shall be celebrated on 5th November.&nbsp;
Going back to the relevance of Govardhan&nbsp;puja, there is one narrative that is quite prevalent. As per Hindu mythology, the day marks the incidence in which Shri Krishna lifted the Govardhan Hill to provide shelter to the residents of Vrindavan from excessive rains.&nbsp;
On this day devotees mark the celebrations by making Govardhan&nbsp;mountain in their courtyards using cow dung.&nbsp;In some temples, Lord Krishna's idols are bathed in milk and dressed in fresh clothes and fine jewellery.
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While Diwali is always associated with Ram and Sita or Lakshmi and Ganesh, there are also some lesser-known narratives and traditions carved in the Indian tradition. 

Diwali 2021 | Tales and legends lost in the pages of time

While Diwali is always associated with Ram and Sita&nbsp;or Lakshmi&nbsp;and Ganesh, there are also some lesser-known narratives and traditions carved in the Indian tradition.&nbsp;

Diwali 2021:&nbsp;Also referred to as the festival of lights, Diwali&nbsp;is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in India. This year Diwali&nbsp;shall be celebrated on 4th November.&nbsp;
On this day, Lord Rama, his wife Sita, and younger brother Laxman are known&nbsp;to have returned after a 14-year exile. People decorate their homes, light clay diyas&nbsp;and worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesh&nbsp;in the evening.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/diwali-2021-celebrating-the-triumph-of-light-over-darkness-1635483407222" target="_blank">Diwali 2021: Celebrating the triumph of light over darkness</a>
While this is the main and well-known&nbsp;narrative that has been going on for years, this year let's take a look at some of the lesser-known&nbsp;stories of Diwali.
<h3>Lord Krishna defeated demon Narakasur</h3>
According to Hindu mythology, immersed in power, the demon king, Naraksura&nbsp;was&nbsp;arrogant and ruthless.&nbsp;He even enslaved 16,000 women. Lord Vishnu in his 8th incarnation as Krishna defeated the monster&nbsp;Narkasura.&nbsp;&nbsp;
<h3>Mahavira attained Niravana</h3>
As per Jain Dharma, the festival of Diwali commemorates Mahavira's attainment of moksha (salvation).&nbsp;Mahavira urged people to abandon superstition and blind faith by encouraging a more compassionate way of life.&nbsp;
<h3>Coronation of King Vikramaditya</h3>
On Diwali, King Vikramaditya is said to have ascended to the throne. He was the emperor of Ujjain and was known for his strength, valour and wisdom.&nbsp;
Owing to the diversity and large expanse of India, there are numerous more narratives and traditions carved around the auspicious&nbsp;day of Diwali.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/diwali-2021-stay-safe-stay-festive-essential-safety-tips-for-a-pandemic-friendly-diwali-1635507321685" target="_blank">Diwali 2021 | Stay safe, stay festive: essential safety tips for a pandemic-friendly Diwali</a>

Some of the most relatable feel-good Diwali campaigns created by brands this year. 

Diwali 2021 | Brands launched their Diwali campaigns with heartwarming relatable messages

Diwali 2021 | Brands are touching the hearts of many with their Diwali campaigns this year

Every year, Diwali becomes a prominent Indian festival for creative minds to brainstorm and come up with marketing campaigns for several brands. Remember Tanishq&rsquo;s cute Diwali TVC with Deepika Padukone and her parents Prakash and Ujjala Padukone? What an adorable narration of a family&rsquo;s Diwali celebration keeping their traditions and customs in mind.&nbsp; ((use tanishq&nbsp;ad shots))&nbsp;
This year also many brands have launched their much-awaited Diwali campaigns to grab the eyes and communicate messages that reach&nbsp;the hearts of many.&nbsp;
Pepperfry
Furniture brand Pepperfry released an ad with their first-ever brand ambassadors Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan. The campaign is based on a simple but relatable idea - good furniture can transform a house into a home and create a positive change in people&rsquo;s lives. And the choice of Bollywood&rsquo;s power couple as the brand ambassadors adds a touch of the happy family vibe.
Lifestyle&nbsp;
Lifestyle, one of India&rsquo;s leading clothing lines launched their &lsquo;Dil se Diwali&rsquo; campaign, to mark the onset of the festive season in India. Starring a young and vibrant couple, the video shows us how&nbsp;dressing up in the best of fashion gets us all in the festive feel.&nbsp;
Cadbury
The pandemic has affected several small scale and local businesses, and this issue gets addressed in the new&nbsp;Cadbury Diwali&nbsp;campaign. Starring Shah Rukh Khan, the #KiseKhushKarenge campaign is about helping 'mom and pop' stores get back on their feet. It reminds us to support small businesses and drop the convenience of online shopping this festive season.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;Diwali 2021 | Perfect gift ideas to celebrate this festive season ((TO ADD HYPERLINK))
Dhara Oils
Diwali is all about celebrating and relishing scrumptious&nbsp;home-cooked meals with our loved ones. The campaign highlights&nbsp;how restaurant&nbsp;ordered food does not hit the right spots, and only delicious ghar ka khaana&nbsp;can make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside.&nbsp;
H&amp;M
The past year has been tough for all and through the campaign #Brighterthanever, H&amp;M spreads the message of love, light and togetherness. It showcases how hope manifests itself in a spectrum of emotions; excitement, joy, longing, love, and a shared desire to celebrate together like we used to.
Also watch:&nbsp;Diwali 2021 | Light up your Diwali with these amazing deals

Some of the most relatable&nbsp;feel-good Diwali&nbsp;campaigns created by brands this year.&nbsp;

Every year, Diwali becomes a prominent Indian festival for creative minds to brainstorm and come up with marketing campaigns for several brands. Remember Tanishq&rsquo;s cute Diwali TVC with Deepika Padukone and her parents Prakash and Ujjala Padukone? What an adorable narration of a family&rsquo;s Diwali celebration keeping their traditions and customs in mind.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
This year also many brands have launched their much-awaited Diwali campaigns to grab the eyes and communicate messages that reach&nbsp;the hearts of many.&nbsp;
Pepperfry
Furniture brand Pepperfry released an ad with their first-ever brand ambassadors Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan. The campaign is based on a simple but relatable idea - good furniture can transform a house into a home and create a positive change in people&rsquo;s lives. And the choice of Bollywood&rsquo;s power couple as the brand ambassadors adds a touch of the happy family vibe.
 Lifestyle&nbsp;
Lifestyle, one of India&rsquo;s leading clothing lines launched their &lsquo;Dil se Diwali&rsquo; campaign, to mark the onset of the festive season in India. Starring a young and vibrant couple, the video shows us how&nbsp;dressing up in the best of fashion gets us all in the festive feel.&nbsp;
Cadbury
The pandemic has affected several small scale and local businesses, and this issue gets addressed in the new&nbsp;Cadbury Diwali&nbsp;campaign. Starring Shah Rukh Khan, the #KiseKhushKarenge campaign is about helping 'mom and pop' stores get back on their feet. It reminds us to support small businesses and drop the convenience of online shopping this festive season.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/diwali-2021-perfect-gift-ideas-to-celebrate-this-festive-season-1635593291767">Diwali 2021 | Perfect gift ideas to celebrate this festive season</a>&nbsp;
Dhara Oils
Diwali is all about celebrating and relishing scrumptious&nbsp;home-cooked meals with our loved ones. The campaign highlights&nbsp;how restaurant-ordered food does not hit the right spots, and only delicious ghar ka khaana&nbsp;can make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside.&nbsp;
H&amp;M
The past year has been tough for all and through the campaign #Brighterthanever, H&amp;M spreads the message of love, light and togetherness. It showcases how hope manifests itself in a spectrum of emotions; excitement, joy, longing, love, and a shared desire to celebrate together like we used to.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/diwali-2021-light-up-your-diwali-with-these-amazing-deals-1635402550083">Diwali 2021 | Light up your Diwali with these amazing deals</a>

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