Did You Know? Diana Penty Is A Xavierite, Says "Once A Xavierite, Always A Xavierite"

Diana Penty, who is a St Xavier alumni, had not been able to revisit her college since she entered showbiz business. However, earlier this week she got a chance to recollect the memories from her college life. Bollywood Actress was invited as the chief guest for a press meet at St Xavier that was held to unveil the schedule for the annual festival of the college, “Malhar 2018”.

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Taking it to her social media handle, Diana Penty shares a picture which is captioned as:

"Once a Xavierite, always a Xavierite! Took a walk down memory lane as I visited my Alma Mater for the Malhar Confluence today. #Nostalgia #GoodTimes #StXaviers"

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When asked about her experiences as a student, Diana replies that her college had made a major contribution in shaping up her life. The actress reminisced her good old days at St Xavier's and told that on reaching the campus the very first thing she did was to rush for her gate pass. She was not able to revisit the campus in the past 12 years, and she loathed the fact but now as she got a chance to relive her college days.

Bollywood star say she was about to reach into her bag to look for pass, because the college was quite strict about it. According to her, even if you were a regular student and the security guard recognizes you still you needed a pass to enter the gate. So, for a moment she felt that she forgot her pass but then suddenly she realized that she doesn’t need it anymore. She seemed really happy to revisit her college again. It was something that she wanted to do for a long time.

Diana Penty cherishes her friends from college and still keeps them close. The bonds of friendship that she forged in her college days are still going strong. Bollywood star says she made some good friends during her five years in the college. She used to spend whole day with her friends and again used to see them the next day, but it was never enough.