A video call will be made on Diwali between Ravie Dubey and Sargun Mehta, who is currently filming in London. Speaking with us from London, Sargun discussed how the couple has been living out of a suitcase for the past year due to work and that they believe in celebrating Diwali in an environmentally friendly manner.

Even though I'll miss the sweets and treats, I don't mind working on Diwali. Through a video call with Ravie, I'll take part in the Diwali puja at our house. My supply of suitcases has been constantly depleting. I now consider travelling to be a way of life, and I alternate between several cities. I recently spent three days in Mumbai, and on Diwali, I'm back in London. Ravie and I favour an eco-friendly, no-cracker Diwali that is also animal-friendly.

I don't know what my schedule will be since I'll be filming on Diwali. I might pay a visit to a place of worship, eat dinner with the crew or some friends, and then celebrate with Ravie when she calls.

We handled it instead of I did. Ravie's majority of his work is in Mumbai, while my production work is in Chandigarh and abroad; without Ravie's understanding, it would be very challenging. Nevertheless, I go meet him on my bad days. I went to Mumbai for him recently when I had four days off. As well, he does that. It can be challenging on some days because you want your partner by your side during happy occasions and festivals.

The fact that it was an OTT release, on the other hand, made me very happy. It appeared that this was one of the genres that perform exceptionally well on OTT. I don't choose the format for my work or the language I should use. I decide about my work every day. I believe that a movie should succeed, regardless of the platform or the medium. Soon, I have a few more Hindi film projects.

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