American Family Celebrates Diwali for the First Time in 2019 // Cadie's First Diwali or Kali Puja???

[@anonymousravenclaw3364]

I'm an Indian Christian and this is pretty much how I celebrate Diwali. Good food, lighting of diyas and singing of some soulful songs 😊😊😊

[@SuperBhavanishankar]

Awesome

[@SuperBhavanishankar]

where are you from in india

[@adamsaleh4680]

Me to

[@kirubakaransathyanathan3555]

What?

[@pksproduction2101]

Same here

[@amithabishai10]

I'm an Indian christian. I really liked the way you've celebrated it. Loved the song in the end.😍💜💜

[@priyankalal7889]

Me too... Indian Christian... feeling so good to see these videos....

[@hunter1000shorts]

@yago masika i am HUMAN bro

[@amithabishai10]

yago masika I’m from Telangana (South India)

[@BEINGCURIOU66]

Me too from madhya pradesh

[@albintorso6107]

I am Christian from delhi

[@nikkushorts9084]

you're really great father,we are not sure that even her own father do the same than you..!!

[@jananichokkalingamjananich2374]

Na 3-4 months ah Indha channel pakuren, but Ipo dha oru 1st tamizhan comment ah pakuren

[@jennysaudiobookworld1212]

Great father and mother

[@balamuraliperumal]

தமிழன் 😃😃 and more than that for Cadie, we are Indian!

[@businessideasinindia4734]

@@jennysaudiobookworld1212 even i thought the same, I am following the channel for few months. I am from chennai. Hope all doing good and safe in quarantine

[@truthfinder7129]

Aaman thalaiva

[@indergill6254]

Happy diwali guys.. i just love your family...i admire the fact that you make sure to celebrate and honour cadie's culture ...even though its not cumpolsary...but still you guys do.......not much people in the world are that much appericative of other cultures n traditions like you ......god bless you always😍

[@chibigoku4482]

13-1-4-5-18-3-8-15-4

[@sejalyadav9559]

What you do to keep Cadie attach to her ethnicity is just so precious.

[@ParmCovers]

"that smells like a memory" aww. so beautiful

[@johannathomas4441]

🙏Look I'm Bengali hindu adopted child from Kolkata, but my adopted mom always let me celebrate all Indian holidays, I been baptized since I was 13 years old, my adopted mom never forced me to be a Christian, I choose to be one.Bless your family!! Today I celebrate with my son every Indian holiday even though he is a mix child and tell him about my Indian history so he can understand someday where is his mom from.🙏

[@rima7086]

𝗚𝗼𝗱 𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗳𝗮𝗺𝗶𝗹𝘆💖

[@-thasisters-6194]

꧁PARK JIMIN꧂ yeah army 💜

[@rima7086]

@@-thasisters-6194 heyyyyyyyy army💜

[@tecnosavvy257]

Roots are more important than religion

[@malinik.r.3471]

Cadi is blessed with such an amazing family.u people made her life bright with diyas.l really wish that cadi makes the family proud oneday

[@suvashree100]

You don't need to explain anything YOU decide to Do with YOUR daughter and fam. People really need to chill. I'm glad you are trying to give her a part of her heritage and culture as well as you can. That is more than we can say about a lot parents these days. You are teaching your kids good values and helping them become better human beings. For that I applaude you both💖💖💖💖🙏🙏🙏

[@s.f.jamadar4871]

You are such a great parents...she would not get better parents than you...are are teaching her Indian tradition too hats off to you☺️ God bless your family

[@geek7227]

When Mike calls Cadie baby my heart melts.😍 Cadence you are so blessed to be in this beautiful family.

[@pennymungal286]

Boy you guys are exceptional parents! Praise God for your family! Mike…. We definitely need more people in this world like you! What a great example you are to your kids and us, the viewers! Keep doing what you’re doing. Blessings!

[@rupkatham3844]

16:00 : traditionally "Diya"-s (pronounced "Dee-aah") or lamps are earthen, and they are lit with oil/ghee and rolled cotton strips for the wick. Wax Diyas make it convenient but what Cadence is talking about is what many, many people still do! Diyas are lit in Diwali and also for all Pujas. Especially Kali Puja! Btw in Bengali these diya-s are called "Prodeep"

[@xogirlwonder]

Thank you for that information! :)

[@Ty-fc7ml]

In India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh many families light a Copper/ brass deeya everday in the place in their homes where they keep their Gods. Incense Sticks/ Diyas are common part of the daily ritual of prayers.

[@Ty-fc7ml]

In Hindus Fire is scared. Light represents Knowledge & darkness symbolizes ignorance.. Knowledge is seeking the Ultimate truth. Whereas in Christianity the emphasis is on sin & darkness refers to anything sinful . "This is the Light even of [all] the lights, [and] is stated to be beyond darkness; It is to be known by [the above] knowledge; It is to be attained [only] by knowledge; and It distinctly remains in the heart of all " -- Bhagwat Geeta 13.18 .

[@youblowme7672]

remove all the A's with O's and you get bengali

[@mahimakhatri6167]

Thaank you for correcting them.. was just about to do the same♥️

[@22Janhavi]

I really like how you are putting all this effort into keeping her culture - adding it to your own culture - blending it up - staying true to your religion but also accepting and open to other. So beautiful!

[@sabujosephvld]

Besides a good daddy Mike is a good singer too. I literally loved his way of singing at 24:08. Happy Diwali ZOO family.

[@rajrai2872]

Though I’m not Christian but the ending song that u guys sang make me cry 😢& at the same time listening it over & over.

[@xolodogs8068]

raj rai : Awwwww

[@stoneroses3493]

For Caleb: "You guys were eating na'an stop!" Btw, I love watching you guys teach your kids about your faith, it's really beautiful to see. Also it's so lovely how you're raising Cadie with strong cultural pride and self-esteem. For all you know Logie could grow up to be a chef, b/c this is the 2nd time he's mentioned opening a family restaurant! 😍

[@AnuRMusicVideos]

I’m an Indian Hindu born and raised in Australia. It’s so cool to see that you want to celebrate Diwali and other holidays with Cadence! It’s awesome she can connect to her culture in this way. And it’s great that you feel confident enough in your faith to celebrate this holiday. Mixing Christianity in with it is a take I haven’t seen before but it’s interesting! As always, loving your videos. :)

[@sweetpv8431]

Cadie .. you r the most lucky girl in this world. I wish I want like this parents. They love you so much. They r doing somany things for u. God bless your family !! From Sri Lanka.

[@littleben2377]

Every home, every residents, every community, every states, every country, and every continent should have father like Michael. U r a great father for the family. An inspiration for the world to see. And a torchbearer for the society to be like u. I am inspired by u now Mike. Every father in this world should be like u. Kudos mate👍✌🥳

[@SushDazzles]

Loved the vlog..I am from Kolkata..It's beautiful how you celebrated..Sending lots of love to you guys!

[@2inaZoo]

Thank you Sush Dazzles!

[@rockyman6045]

U r the most sensitive and loving parents .... particularly towards adopted child 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🙏

[@carolinedeese1496]

I love that you are using this platform to share the Gospel! Because of Cadie you have such a unique opportunity to reach people who may have never heard the good news about Jesus

[@khushbuyadav8542]

excellent mentality. usually a child becomes what their parents are. you’re her family and it’s natural for her to adopt your ways and believes. but it’s very thoughtful of you to keep her connected with her roots.

[@glennaharris1536]

Absolutely one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen on youtube. Please keep my husband in your prayers. He has to go see a heart surgeon Friday.

[@poojasawant189]

Do not worry. Everything is going to be ok 🙂

[@Bagpacker99]

Hari om 🙏🙏🙏 all will be good

[@akanksharakshit523]

You're such a beautiful family ...and the fact that you spend so much time with your children and give them soo much love is truly admirable ... they're gonna have the most amazing memories of thier childhood when they grow up ❤️

[@vaibhav3946]

word Diwali literally means ‘row of lights’ and originated from the Sanskrit words for earthen lamp ‘dipa’ and row ‘vali’, the festival is also called Deepa vali....happy diwali to zoo family !

[@48hd38]

✌️ Happy deepawali

[@anuraju7066]

You are really great Mike. You are so kind and respect the people the way they are... So impressive.

[@moonchild_12321]

We people from Nepal (a close friend and neighbouring country to India) also celebrate Diwali as Dipawali ( a festival of lights and togetherness with family, here we celebrate it for 5 days: 1st day we worship and feed Raven, 2nd day we worship and feed dogs as messenger of God, 3rd day we worship Goddess Laxmi as the goddess of wealth and cows as they are regarded as Goddess Laxmi , 4th day we worship ox, and on 5th and last day is Bhai Tika on this day we we put 7 colored Tika on our brothers' forehead put on Garland of marigold and pray for their long and healthy life. In return our brothers present us with money and gifts. India and Nepal share very similar cultural practices. Seeing your family appreciate the cultural values so that Cadie would remember her cultures makes me believe she is extremely lucky to have you as family. I wish every child gets parents like you. Thank you for doing everything that you do. I hope Melanie is feeling better now.

[@moutushysasmal5411]

Bahini we all are same❤

[@ayesmitaroy2592]

HI, I'm your viewer from Kolkata. ❤ These are pronounced as "Dee-yah" and they are traditionally made of clay, and mustard oil is poured into them, before lighting them with a candle or a matchstick. The entire house is lit up with these diyas, and especially the balcony and infront of doors. Goddess Kali, also known as the Goddess of destruction is worshipped on this day. And the non-bengalis(and now, practically every Indian) celebrates Diwali, or the festival of light, by lighting diyas all over the house, and keeping all the lights on in every room of the house, and decorating the house with colorful electric lights,and moag importantly, by lighting crackers (though the government is trying to reduce the prevalence of use of crackers as they lead to a huge deal of air pollution and noise pollution, and also affect the dogs on the streets and inside the homes. This felt so good to see you celebrate Diwali with your family, and reminding Cadie of her home. Love you. 🌟😘 Happy Diwali! ❤

[@shadey4998]

"mommy gets to light three" YOU'RE THE BEST FATHER!

[@ProtoPublishing]

I am on KZbin since the beginning. This is my first comment on any channel ever. You are amazing. Celebrating Diwali, Raksha Bandhan and other Indian festivals for Cadie's sake.. being culturally sensitive... trying to not offend any Indians or Christians.. along with superb parenting... you guys are super humans. Mel.. you are so inspiring...the art of having..balancing and nurturing so many relationships is something to be learned from you...(You are a superwoman..indeed) and Mike.. I have never even come close to someone as sensitive and kind as you are. Your children are so beautiful. Children are reflection of their parents. Thanks for sharing all these amazing experiences.

[@tararichard8316]

I just want to say this was a powerful video and by the end I was in tears. Your family is beautiful.

[@prijithgopalakrishnan3222]

U r celebrating all Indian festivals to makes kaidie happy and I was also shocked when u said that she had never been to Diwali celebration before even she was in India. And it so adorable to watch ur videos , god bless ur family

[@tdandr1]

I love that you are invested in your daughter retaining her culture, while keeping yourselves true to Jesus. Finding that balance takes research and careful planning for all the reasons you state here in this video, and I think you are doing a great job of that. As Christians, we need to set the example of loving our neighbors and respecting the differences of other humans, even though we may not agree with them. We will still always do our best to share to Word and Love of our Savior to lead people to Christ. Like with nearly every religious holiday, there is non-religious celebratory parts to it. Helping Cadie to learn about and keep part of her Indian culture is very valuable, and the fact that you are doing it in a way that teaches her, but keeps true to our faith in Jesus, I think that's fantastic. At our church we just hosted a Harvest Festival with Trunk or Treat for the kids, because it's a fun fall activity. And there's nothing wrong with having fun as a community. I LOVED your video about your choice to celebrate Halloween, and I love this video. Thank you for continuing to share your life journey with us! Sending my love and prayers from a fellow sister in Christ!

[@maahihomekitchenrecipes]

U r really doing a great job. Hats off to u..... Awesome father husband and and a very kind hearted human being.... May god bless u.... I saw ur vlog today for first time and in today itself I watch ur many vlogs specially candie related vlogs.....

[@aayushisharma4224]

you guys helped cadie to stay attached to her roots , her culture and trust me it's a great thing :D and Thankyou so much for that :)

[@susmitabasak984]

I have come across your videos recently and I'm really really happy that you have given Cadie a home, a family. I'm a Bangali girl from Kolkata and we celebrate Kali Puja as well as Diwali. Thank you guys and the kids for accepting her as your own. Cadie, bhalo thakbé. Congratulations you all.

[@sharonisaac3994]

Hi Mike ..I am a south African Indian and a Christian..diwali is celebrated by hindus..we just enjoy all the good food so what you are doing is all perfect and as it should be..beautiful family..lots of love ❤

[@someone123325]

Cadie bought lights into your life.. such a beautiful soul she is.. god bless her.. and zoo family.. in India they say girls are part of Devi Lakshmi.. the godess of wealth and prosperity.. I wish your family that godess give you all what you wish for your growth..

[@kidstutorialworld4383]

U still take care of her culture.... Great n God bless your family with good health and prosperity....... Loads of Love from India

[@Baljeetsingh-ph7km]

I am so thankful to god that their are still good people around,that it helping this girl. Ur and yours blessed

[@serishaharichand7827]

Happy Diwali❤️ Good over evil.❤️ Light over darkness.❤️ Knowledge over ignorance.❤️ Love you Zoo family!

[@fanwallah8183]

Hi guys you two really a pure soul guys .There are are very few people like you guys

[@9ASHWINIK]

It's only important to get the essence of the festival🙂 independent of what religion you follow.. The triumph of good and light over bad and darkness is true! It's beautiful that you guys did this❤️ love you zoo fam!❤️

[@praptidutta8876]

It so great to see you adapted Indian culture too. And I am from Kolkata 😀❤️

[@ashaypallav4158]

That smelling stick is "Agarbatti". Man, you're an amazing singer

[@malukrishna6466]

You and your wife and all your children are amazing people.. I cannot be without commenting for your good moments there in your videos...the love and prayers for your family is spell beyond from end.. i appreciate your great great ❤ mind to adopt a child and treat like your own princess...something great...really sooooo happy for you and your family...not everyone can be like u and your wife. Both of you are great mom and dad . i feel soooo happy and relieved when i watch your videos...truly inspiring for many other people like me...my feelings are spell beyond.. Lots of prayers and love for your family...i showed your videos to my son also to make him understand the kindness and humanity,all are human beings ...wen it comes to life...there is no value should be given to our color ...religion .language...whatever it may....all are human being s...you people are great role models for many other parents in this world. I am a person from India...Tamilnadu..Chennai. Lots of prayers and love for all there

[@mihika1659]

It’s good that you value her culture as well

[@caseystuart1993]

You guys are the best parents anyone can ask for. God bless your family 🙏🙏

[@HeyitsMegan]

I know exactly the smell you're talking about! Incense, food, etc will hit me and i think of the time i spent in india! I sure do miss it there!

[@ferzinmehta6177]

You' and melanie are amazing parents, it's amazing how you can be so calm and composed with and be such amazing parents to 5 children, youre bringing them up amazingly well. Way to go. Much love from India❤️

[@sherylpardeshi]

Idk, but it is so fascinating and interesting for me to watch this channel. Because I am an Indian living in India and I am a Christian. So I get it where they come from. I love this family🥰

[@krishnapriyap8636]

Hey,,,, mom is wearing the top Cadie got her as the Christmas present.. How lovely ❤️... And you guys are exploring the traditions of another country .. So nice to see you all celebrating every happy moments.... 😇And please don't worry about doing something wrong with the traditions by mistake. The ultimate aim of celebration is to be happy and share.. You did well

[@rakkini23]

As an Indian Christian that’s pretty much how I celebrate Diwali

[@pksproduction2101]

Same here!!!

[@nikitakale1931]

Diwali is a festival of lights... v light up the house with diyas n burst crackers outside the house... everyone wears new clothes n we prepare sweets n share with neighbours ..... uve made a great effort to celebrate diwali .. god bless u all...

[@jsseelan8577]

Hi I’m a Indian and my favourite Indian celebrations is Diwali say hi cadence from me

[@anuragvats3740]

This video is very personal and intimate for me, because of what it did to trigger long-lost memories and emotions associated with it. I cried when Melanie read the Verse. I was born a Hindu. I am an agnostic right now, but I studied in an Irish Catholic Christian Brothers' School called St. Patrick's in Asansol (near Calcutta) and was part of the school chapel's choir. I used to sing this hymn called "Father God I Wonder". The hymn you sang at the end reminded me of that and I had completely forgotten the song for the past 20 years until right now. The same goes for Kali Puja. In the locality I used to live, we celebrated Kali Puja/Diwali with lights and fireworks and beautiful devotional songs, that are now playing in my head that was a long lost memory somewhere. Then we moved to Calcutta when I lost my mum. I was 10 at that time and my brother was 2. So this was perhaps the best time of my life and I want to thank you for reminding me of this time. This festival is truly the victory of light over darkness and good over evil and I'll save this video as my favorites under the "Memories" section to watch it time and again.

[@priska91able]

I'm super glad! Your praise song and the verse! :) thank you God Bless You!

[@mayasuchiang9877]

You guys are the best example of good human beings

[@kesh1393]

Happy Diwali zoo family ❤️🎉🙏✨

[@rajarajeswari2141]

Happy diwali zoo family

[@peachycrybby]

U guies are the best parents.. plzz don’t hve faith kill the best memories u and ur kids can hve.. Jesus wud luvv ur kindness n u guies are one of the BEST Parents... Melanie ur the mom god bless ur kindness and motherliness

[@frankiecarrel1369]

I love how you all celebrated A special day for Cady and then at the end of it she realized What you were talking about and I love the song God-bless you all know Melanie you are In our thoughts and prayers The whole family is

[@lifeaffirmationquotes7691]

U ppl are beautiful souls .. God bless you..

[@eshar2777]

In Guyana 🇬🇾 and Trinidad 🇹🇹 we celebrate Diwali as well.

[@RRR077-b7l]

Really.? Can you upload some videos please

[@businessideasinindia4734]

@@RRR077-b7l @ They are tamil descents, Brought there by british around 1800 for sugar cane , coffee and tea plantation.

[@Skylightatdusk]

It was spectacular in Guyana. What is the correct name of the other festival that involves pouring coloured substances (powder, cocoa, etc) over people? I only remember it as being something like Pagwa.

[@RRR077-b7l]

@@businessideasinindia4734 oh. Nice that they still follow our Indian festivals.

[@skinnydee1886]

@@businessideasinindia4734 You're wrong; NOT Tamil! They were from Bihar and Uttar Pradesh in India.

[@priyahanda3951]

Really a beautiful mix of culture celebration ...warmth in heart

[@shreyasanjay0987]

Wow the way you all sang 🌸🌸 It just soothed me so much Melanie’s voice sounded melodiously beautiful. 😘

[@AmitKumar-ox2jw]

Hey,,,, ur the most insyn, with the words of god,,, service to humanity,, god bless ur family

[@nyx2606]

In India, people also light candle and diyas in religious places. So you sure can light candles in church. I respect that you are keeping the Indian side of cadence and agree that you don't have to do something which goes against your faith. Happy diwali 🎆

[@unknown_handle99]

Best channel! I ve came across in a long time, your thoughts are so noble and good ❤️❤️

[@jashodharachandra1573]

Yes we call it Kali Puja 😃 it's so nice to hear about our culture from you guys😊😊😁😁

[@rangari01]

Kitna purana naam hai tumhara... 😀😀

[@rachitasgourmetgoodness9860]

And God bless you... you are taking care of cadie like anything.. i can understand kids in orphanage and slums can't celebrate indian festivals because of poverty.. but cadie is blessed and you being good and devine souls.. giving all happiness to cadie..

[@Rensplace_85]

Absolutely loved this video and just how beautifully you’ll have been keeping cady stay so close to her traditions. Diya ( Dee -yah) The inscent sticks usually have this very soothing and calming scent be it by any brand since the main ingredient in it are essential oils of flower and also sandalwood oil. Wishing you’ll a very Happy Diwali. ✨✨💥🤗

[@sindurp]

I am an Indian and this is pretty very much how we celebrate Diwali....love this family .... bless you all....

[@hemavathis5160]

My face was beaming with smile throughout the whole video it was so precious.

[@samb8054]

Durga puja happens during dushera.. It's pretty grand in Bengal.. It's a 9day celebrating goddess durga... We celebrated dushera in the first week of October this year... Followed by Diwali which was celebrated on 27th October.. Festival of lights... It's good to see that you guys take such good care of cadie and make sure she stays in touch with roots

[@alyaahmed2790]

Totally agree with you when you say that smell can make us feel nostalgic. My boyfriend picked me up for our first date and he was wearing the same Arabian musk that my late grandmother used to wear. As soon as I smelled the scent, I started sobbing at my doorway. My grandma passed away in 2000. I met my boyfriend in 2016, we get married in two months.

[@lopamudra6972]

I hope you are having a happy married life I hope you both have engulfed yourselves in each other's aroma

[@alyaahmed2790]

@@lopamudra6972 Thank you :)

[@manamitalukder]

Awww Chloe is there with all of us.. it was really poetic that it withered and then got lighted again ❤️❤️❤️❤️ happy diwali zoo family

[@aartitiwari9946]

Love to see you all.....love from india ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@akankshagupta5327]

I've recently started watching your videos and they are so beautiful, caddie is blessed to have such a family.❤️ The reason she's not aware of any festivals could be that in orphanages and NGOs, festivals are celebrated a little differently. The privileged people often donate food, clothes, diyas and candles, and children absolutely love them, so it could be like that in Caddie's orphanage too.

[@avadawn1592]

I want a husband like him.....guiding his family towards god🥰

[@priyankalal7889]

I pray God bless you with the kind of husband that you desires...

[@tanusriedbn8018]

I m a Bengali n love Ur efforts to keep Cadie rooted to her culture....love u guys

[@Drdeepz]

The scent who smelling is used here with pooja. Everytime in india they do pooja, they lit diya and the scent sticks also called as "Agarbatti" It is common stuff used in worship by all the religions of India in their Holy place even in Church....

[@jayantatalukdar2469]

You are one of the most amazing, wonderful and kind families on this planet

[@mylittlespace8722]

The way laogan asked to open indian restaurant that made me laugh 😀😀😍 he is so cute😍

[@piyusarkar3065]

I really feel like cadie couldn't have found a better home, you guys are so great

[@srijeetagupta8968]

You guys are the best. You remembered kali pujo too. Huge respect to you guys. #Kolkata_girl

[@meghujosh]

Aww that was beautiful...Happy Diwali zoo family...as a Christian, I loved the Bible reading and the hymn...you all harmonized so beautifully...I could feel the love of Christ In your midst...am originally fm India but living in the US now...I didn’t grow up celebrating Diwali but this vid made me so nostalgic for india ❤️❤️❤️

[@bhavanakakarla6016]

The song u guys sang at the end was amazing

[@bettydsouza4523]

I too liked the hymn. .soulful. Could anyone tell me the title of the hymn?

[@newname5745]

@@bettydsouza4523 it's called "What mercy did for me" ❣

[@bettydsouza4523]

@@newname5745 thank you dear

[@stxrmdc]

I think every religion speaks of the same thing.. the only difference is that we call the almighty by different names. Every religion is interconnected. I felt really happy to see you guys celebrate Diwali. Though Diwali is not there in your culture you did all this work only to make Cadie feel more connected to her roots. Seeing you guys makes me feel that angels do exist. Lots of love from India, Kolkata😄😄😄😄

[@rishabhdubey116]

I'm in love with this Christian Diwali ❤️

[@shraddhasheth6698]

It really brings me so much joy that you’re taking the time to celebrate the Indian culture with your family, while simultaneously finding a way to tie it into your own religion. I can see that you and melanie put a lot of time and effort into researching these traditions/holidays to make them special for the entire family. What a lovely family

[@Misti_home]

Is that the top Melany wearing gifted by Cadie once ?!

[@dialogues4144]

Mousumi Khan I think so

[@pamadasilva1393]

was about to ask ...then saw your comment..!!! :)

[@awigautam8388]

Yess.. exactly..looks pretty..really.

[@2inaZoo]

YES! IT IS! Good eyes :)

[@Misti_home]

@@2inaZoo 😍

[@PleasantonHomeschoolers]

you are amazing parents... to all your kids. I love the way you are keeping her connected to the culture of her native land... I know she will appreciate it more and more as she gets older. I was wondering if she still speaks her language?

[@lucymaughan5941]

Great video😃 and the part where Caleb said “I can’t get enough” the song in the background is called Phir bhi tumko chahunga from an Indian movie called Half girlfriend 😊, if you were to watch bollywood movies I’d recommend watching some shah rukh khan movies he’s the king of bollywood 🤗 (IM A HUGE FAN OF THE INDIAN CULTURE) and I can speak some Hindi also, use are also a beautiful family and I love watching your videos ❤️ and happy diwali guys

[@lybsm8516]

That song is literally elite

[@neesharai9838]

Do watch- Yeh jawani hai deewani Kal Ho Na Ho(this one's gonna be a roller coaster of emotions) Raabta Anjana Anjani Main hoon Na Cocktail You're gonna love it Lucy

[@meechiebucks8521]

Happy Diwali cadence glad that you guys celebrated Diwali. This year and the lighting of the candles were amazing one for each family member especially for Chloe who is with Jesus but she in there in spirit and happy Diwali. Chandler family can't wait until the next video

[@samiahflemister5646]

Whoever disliked this must have a really ugly heart

[@srabantibhowmik93]

Correct

[@xxiicooliixxrich2351]

I didn't dislike but, you shouldn't judge them it's their opinion

[@mybuddycoco458]

Super ugly

[@Yoda_boi]

@@xxiicooliixxrich2351 Whooshh/---

[@siddarthsuresh]

@@xxiicooliixxrich2351 agreed

[@VasaviJaladi]

Hey family you are all so adorable. Especially knowing about indian traditions and making all of your kids know about it thats lovelyy😍😍. We love you all and those indian candles are pronounced as "Diyas" which means light. God bless the family❤️

[@wonderwoman849]

There is nothing wrong in celebrating any festivals of any religion if it makes you happy❤️

[@RC-dv1zj]

Thanks for the wishes ,you lovely people....happy diwali to u too....