People of India, especially the Braj Region and North Indian states of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar celebrate Holi with great enthusiasm. Apart from playing Holi with colored powder, colored water, water balloons and water sprinklers, people wish each other Happy Holi saying – Holi Ki Hardik Shubhkamnaye (होली की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं) Sending Colourful Holi Hindi Wishes to […]
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People of Maharashtra celebrate Holi with great enthusiasm. Here people play with colours twice on Dhulivandan day and five days later on Rang Panchami. Hence when we talk about Holi, the words Holi, Dhulivandan and Rang Panchami are almost synonymous. Apart from playing Holi with colored powder, water balloons and water sprinklers, people wish each other Happy […]
To Read More Click Here...Are Ja Re Hat Natkhat is probably the most famous Holi themed song. This Holi song featured in Navrang movie which released in 1959. The song has been sung by Asha Bhosle. As Holi – the festival of colours is around the corner, i am sure you might be searching for Holi Songs. Find below Lyrics, […]
To Read More Click Here...Holi – the festival of colors is around the corner. It is the time when people get together and apply colour to each other and say “Bura Na Mano Holi Hai” Apply colour to you loved ones and enjoy a sip or two of Bhaang or Thandai on this Holi day … However, the celebration of […]
To Read More Click Here...Rangpanchami – is the Maharashtrian name for Holi – the festival of Colors and it is celebrated on the fifth day during the waning phase of moon in Phalgun, i.e., it is celebrated 5 days after Holi day. People of Maharashtra celebrate Rang Panchami with great zeal and enthusiasm. In Marathi, people wish each other Happy Rang […]
To Read More Click Here...People of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar – especially the Bhojpuri region celebrate the festival of Holi in a grand style. In Bhojpuri language, people wish each other Happy Holi saying “Holi Tohra Ka Mubarak Hove” If you do not play Holi, then you can at least send Happy Holi Bhojpuri Messages to wish all your friends and relatives […]
To Read More Click Here...India is a land of great cultural diversity and hence all the festivals are celebrated differently in different parts of the country. Holi is no exception. The festival of colors is celebrated differently with different name in different parts of the country. There are also different legends and mythological stories behind these regional names of […]
To Read More Click Here...The festival of colors – Holi celebrates the legend of Radha and Krishna. Yes the colorful holi that we play these days was first played by Lord Krishna in his childhood when he applied colour on Radha and other gopis. This prank of Krishna later, became a trend and a part of the Holi festivities. […]
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