Holi will be celebrated on 8th March, Wednesday 2023.
Best wishes to you and your family for a Holi filled with sweet moments and memories to cherish for a long. Happy Holi
Let’s throw out the colors in the air, and renew our love with a bit of romantic color. Happy Holi.
This 2023 Holi may bring lots and lots of colorful seasons and days in your life filled with plenty of happiness and love. Wish you a very Happy Holi.
It’s the time to unwind, de-stress, and make a bond with sweets, thandai, and colors. Happy Holi
Pyar ke rang se bharo pichkari, sneh ke rang do duniya sari, ye rang na jane koi jaat na koi boli, aapko mubarak ho aapno ki holi.
Holi is the time to develop understanding and love for each other. Here, is a platform for you all to renew your friendship and express your heartiest love by scribbling a beautiful Holi message for loved ones.
May you have the most blessed holi festival than you ever had. May it be full of fun, joy, and love. May you be as colorful as the festival itself or even more. Let's all have lots of fun.
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Holi, the festival of colors, marks the end of shivery winter chills and welcomes the spring season full of colors. It is celebrated at the outset of the vernal equinox, which falls on the Purnima (full moon day) of Phalgun, the 12th month of the Hindu calendar. As per the English calendar, the festival of holi generally falls in March.
On Holi, faces are masked with beautiful colors, immersing everyone in the joyous celebration of colors. The vibrancy of colors raptures everybody’s heart with positivity and joy.
A religious bone fire is ignited at the night before Holi, where people assemble to wish each other. People play Holi with natural colors with their friends and family and show their love and respect. The festival of Holi brings together the strangers, unites rich and the poor, to laugh and play, forgive and forget enmity, to mend the broken relations. People embrace each other forgetting all types of resentments.
Various stories are associated with the origin of the holi festival in Indian Cultural and mythological books. We find the depiction of the Holi festival in several paintings and scriptures.
The most popular story of Holika Dahan signifies the triumph of good over evil. It is the story of Hiranykashipu, the demon king who wanted to kill his son Prahlad with the help of his sister Holika.
Prahlad was the devotee of Lord Vishnu, while his father wanted all to worship him, even his son Prahlad. But despite his efforts, he didn’t leave his devotion to God Vishnu, so he decided to kill him with the help of his sister Holika. Holika had the boon that fire couldn’t burn her.
Holika set the fire and took Prahlad in her lap to end Prahlad’s life. By the grace of God, Prahlad escaped from the burn while the Holika was burnt in that fire. Since then, the day is celebrated as the victory of good over evil.
Holika Dahan by kindling wood, grass, cow dung, a day before Holi reminds everyone about this mythological story symbolizing the victory of good.
Holi is the celebration of the divine love of Lord Krishna and Radha. Worshippers of Lord Krishna and Radha enjoy Holi with fervor and enthusiasm. Playing holi is the representation of Krishna’s play with the Gopis. It is also believed lord Krishna was envious of Radha’s fair complexion and smeared color on her face. Following that ancient ritual, people sprinkle color on their beloved as an expression of love.
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In the area where Lord Krishna was born and brought up, holi celebrations last for more than a week. The Banke-Bihari Ji temple in Vrindavan is the favorite place of the devotees of Lord Krishna during Holi celebrations. People love to immerse themselves in the week-long celebrations of Holi. Devotees get the opportunity to play holi with Krishna Ji decked up in a white outfit. People sing Bhajans and dance while enjoying the colors.
The Holi festival has various names like Holika Dahan, Hindustani Rang Mahotsav, Vasant Mahotsav in North India and Kamdahan in south India. The festival is celebrated as Dolyatra in Bengal & lathmaar Holi in Barsana. Holi of Barsana is known as lathmaar Holi attracts the people a lot. Women hold the bamboo sticks to hit the men while men keep the shield to protect them from women. Men try to fight the woman off by putting color over them.
In cities like Delhi, people organize live performances, play music, enjoy traditional delicacies like Gujhiya and sprinkle multicolor Gulal on each other to celebrate the Holi festival.
In Jaipur, the Holi festival features meticulously painted elephants, tug of war, beautiful colors, and much more. Holi celebration is distinctively jovial and vivid in the Pink City Jaipur.
The festival of Holi spreads happiness and vibrancy among Indians across the globe.
It fills life with colors of joy and fun. It showers the color of joy, happiness, and good luck to everyone’s life. The entire environment appears beautiful dipped with Holi colors.
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