Place it at the very start of a Diwali greeting edit, then follow it with a cheerful laugh or a short festive tune so the wish leads and the celebration follows.
Об этом звуке
This short clip, just over seven seconds long, has Jethalal wishing listeners a happy Diwali in his bright, good-natured voice. It feels light, playful and affectionate, like a greeting from a familiar neighbour rather than a formal message. The line comes from Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, where Dilip Joshi plays the much-loved Gujarati businessman.