It’s that time of the year when the thrillometer is at its peak. It’s the time of the year when you avoid going through certain lanes so that no one makes an aim for your favourite dress. It’s Holi season. There are colours all across the streets. Gulaal, Pichkaari, Bhang and so much more is available so that you miss nothing out on this day. Isn’t Holi your favourite festival? And why wouldn’t it be, there is so much fun involved. We give you 11 reasons why Indians simply love Holi.
Holi is that one festival where you can dance all day long to your favourite tracks. The best part is your family members also shake a leg.
Stay Polite? Well, you don’t need to be at your best behavior when it is Holi. Holi is the festival of huddang and fun. It is obviously going to get wild.
Can you catch the aroma coming from the kitchen? Well, it is your mother preparing the most toothsome and traditional Holi dishes. Give your diet plan a break!
Have you heard the phrase ‘Bura na Maano, Holi hai’, it stands true. You can also approach the not so amiable next door neighbor Gupta jii, and play some dirty jokes on him.
You get the chance to take your revenge from that friend who always bullies you, drop a bucket of water from the roof, right over his head.
It’s a no work day. Even if it’s an important project, it can wait! Switch your cell phones off and have a blast with your family and friends.
Get soaked in an array of colours, gather your friends and take as many pictures as you like. Let the world know you are having the time of your life.
You don’t need to dress up for Holi. After all, no matter what you wear, it will ultimately be stained with loads of colours.
You can get high on Bhang thandai without being thrashed about it. Get drunk, get high, so whatever you want to, after all it is Holi.
Girls, Holi is no make up day! You don’t need to look your best on Holi. Also, it is recommended to not get pancaked before you play Holi. Not to forget, every make up free morning is truly a happy morning!
Finally, Holi is the final nail in the coffin for winter. It is only Holi, which gives a green signal to Summer and tells you to bid adieu to cruel winters.
Indians simply love Holi, and why wouldn’t they, it is the most amazing festival minus the boring rituals and traditions.