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Home / Chandigarh / Ayushmann Khurrana Celebrates Diwali In Chandigarh With Khurrana Clan Maintaining Social Distance See Pictures 170692

Ayushmann Khurrana celebrates Diwali in Chandigarh with 'Khurrana' clan 'exactly 6ft apart'; check out royal look

Ayushmann is busy shooting for Abhishek Kapoor's "Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui" in Chandigarh
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Updated At : 09:05 PM Nov 15, 2020 IST

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Mumbai, November 15

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Actor Ayushmann Khurrana gave a glimpse of his Diwali celebration with his family. 

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His father, mother, wife, brother and children, everyone chose to wear ethnic and all white.

“Khurranas with social distancing wishing you a very happy Diwali. I’m exactly 6 ft apart from my family,” Ayushmann captioned the image.

His wife Tahira Kashyap also posted pictures. 

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“Social distancing = top of our mind, top of our game! wish you all a happy, healthy, beautiful Diwali #Diwali #socialdistancing#jabhaicorona,” she wrote. 

Ayushmann is busy shooting for Abhishek Kapoor’s “Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui” in Chandigarh, and has checked into a hotel to stay away from his family as a safety measure amid the pandemic.— IANS

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