India, April 14 -- Actor Ravie Dubey says Baisakhi celebrations have only grown grander after marrying actor Sargun Mehta. While he's alwaysloved the festival as a Delhi boy, Mehta adds she keepsthe traditions rooted, making it a vibrant, family and friends filled affair. The couple gives a peek into what their Baisakhi celebrations look like and more. Ravie: They celebrate Baisakhi in a grand way. I grew up in Delhi so I've been privy to Punjabi culture but after marrying Sargun it's a different ball game altogether. Sargun: We always started with a Gurdwara visit and as a kid I'd grab two rounds of kada prasad. The rest was food, new clothes and family gatherings. Ravie: I'm super indecisive and not good at picking outfits, so Sargun steps in. Many times I've been fully dressed and she's gone, "this is a disaster, change it." I have kurtas from 15-years ago that I find myself most comfortable in. She gets ready early but requires time because she has to do a lot of work on both our looks. Sargun: Definitely Ravie, be it his Baisakhi look or any kind of outfit, it's always him....