When one talks about festival, the first word that comes to
my mind is family! Any festival without your family is no fun, no celebration
or rather very dull. I am sure many people might oppose my view however
personally for me that’s how it is! I am a person who loves celebrating all
festivals and occasions, I hold no discrimination or don’t hold back myself
from celebrating Diwali, Holi, Ramadan, Christmas or any other festival.
To me each festival is more time with family and friends and
more togetherness. I enjoy every moment I spend during such occasions, as it is
one such time or period where everyone forgets all their sorrows and indulges
in the spirit of festivity. It is that time of the year again where we wish to
forget all our worries and differences and look forward to celebrate a festival
full of joy and happiness.
Yes folks, it’s time for Happy Holi! The festival of colours
and pichkari’s. A festival full of life and togetherness. Since childhood I have
always loved playing with colours and that’s one reason why I love the festival
so much. I believe colours bring in a lot of positivity and good vibes. Each
colour has its own significance and presence. Each colour spreads more move and
more joy.
Besides, India being a country which has the world’s largest
democracy where people of all different cast, creed and religion exist and live
together in the land where there is equality and place for all. Indians have
always been ahead in hospitality and that’s the main reason why we see India
celebrating so many festivals and cultures. Being born and bought up in this multi-cultural
environment I have always loved every festival. Having said that each festival
also calls for more and more sweets and delicacies. This year too I plan to
celebrate my holi with my loved ones, ensuring playing a safe holi.
Let me share one such memorable holi year where I was out on
the roads and the beach, screaming it out to the world, Khul Ke Khelo Holi! It
was during my 10th standard board exams where we got a break for
holi in between the exams, having said that, the best way to take that break
was by celebrating and making the best of the festival. So well, me and my
friends decided to start off with the usual throwing of colours, of course by
keeping in mind the normal oiling of the hair as a precaution. After the throwing
of colours was over, we straight away decided to head towards this pool party
which was happening near the beach and had awesome music.
We being a little high on the holi ka bhang, made full use
of the pool party and just crashed the party. It was one such holi that I would
never forget, the amazing music, the innocence of crashing into a party, the
bhang and just being a free spirit. Of course we were totally safe and got back
home to get back to the study mode, but this is one holi where I totally left myself
loose and felt amazing just being there in the open and celebrating the occasion
with full spirit. That was my Khul Ke Khelo Holi! I look forward to such
craziness this year too! Wishing you all a very happy Khul Ke Khelo Holi celebration.
“I’m pledging to #KhulKeKheloHoli this year by sharing my Holi memories at BlogAdda in association with Parachute Advansed.”
