Unveiling his favourite look for Diwali festival, Indian skipper Virat Kohli said that he likes to wear royal blue kurta jacket with golden work.
After launching a Diwali campaign called – India Ethnic Week – by Manyavar, Virat Kohli shared his Diwali experiences and love for the festival. He said, “I have very fond memories of spending the entire Diwali week, from Dhanteras to Bhai Dooj, with friends and family. And I love to don ethnic attire the entire week of celebrations, as I strongly believe that it adds to the festive wali feel!”
Kohli further stated that while shooting for the campaign his personal favourite look was the Diwali look in a royal blue kurta jacket with golden work. “I liked my Choti Diwali look too as it was an offbeat jacket,” he added.
Adding about India Ethnic Week, he said, “When Manyavar shared their idea of creating an India Ethnic Week – urging people to wear Indian ethnic wear throughout the Diwali week – I instantly loved it and connected with it. I think the youth will also resonate with this idea of celebrating the entire week in ethnic wear for a change and make India Ethnic Week a grand success!”
The run machine also noted that the thought behind India ethnic week is rooted in the fact that Diwali isn’t just a day-long affair, however, preparations start in advance. “The festivities also begin two days before Diwali, from Dhanteras onward and go on till two days after Diwali, till Bhai Dooj,” he asserted.
“Each day has its own set of religious rituals, social customs, traditions and fun and being dressed in ethnic wear adds to the festive waali feeling,” he concluded.
Notably, Virat Kohli recently announced the campaign on social media where he also urged people to wear Indian Ethnic wear on all 5 special days of Diwali including Dhanteras, Choti Diwali, Diwali, Milni and Bhai Dooj. In the campaign film, Virat puts it aptly when he says, “Diwali ka asli mazaa toh ethnic mein hi aata hai!”
Importantly, Manyavar has planned a multi-media campaign to amplify India Ethnic Week. It planned to scale up India Ethnic Week celebrations over the years to come.
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