Speaking about the theme this year, Rochelle said, "First week of December is the time to get everything out and up and see what decor ideas we want to try. This year I've done a boho-chic Christmas tree and Keith had no idea what that was. The idea was to steer away from the old school tinsel and add a two-tone light. We have an action packed calender this time. We just had 'Prabhu Yeshu Janmotsav' and we will be travelling for our shoot. The weekend is full of lunches, dinners and Church on Sunday."

Speaking about Christmas Rochelle said, "A lot of times I get asked 'Christmas mein kya hota hai?' and 'Hum Santa ko pray karte hai.' Santa is not God but people aren't aware. Christmas is the birth of Jesus and the tree and all of that is just extra. 

Speaking about the celebrations post Covid-19, Rochelle said, "We've missed being together though we celebrated all festivals at home and did our best to make it fun through digital means. Christmas is all about family, sharing goodies and bringing people together."

Recalling the celebrations during childhood, Keith said, "I grew up in Delhi where it was very cold so we would sit together and the room would get wramer. Everyone from the colony and friends would come home. It was about the spirit of sharing and mum would cook a whole bunch of food."