MUMBAI: Vivian Dsena is set to celebrate the festival with his friends and family but will keep it low-key this year.  

Vivian said, “This year, because of the pandemic, we will have a low-key celebration. I will meet my close friends and family and will wish the rest over phone calls. I am fond of making and eating cakes, so I will be baking one this year, too. But only the people very close to me will get a taste of it. This year, Christmas celebration will be different and the festival will be celebrated with people who matter the most.”.

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The actor recalls his childhood memories of the festival celebrated in his hometown - Ujjain. 

“I have vivid memories of the colourful festival at my home with all my cousins, uncles and grandmom, who I fondly called 'big mumma'. She used to make a variety of cakes, cookies and sweets. She used to start preparing all these delicacies a month in advance. I loved her plum cakes and sweets made of guavas. I remember hiding my sweets and eating them later. I miss my big mumma’s guava sweets the most.”.

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