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Wishing you a Holi filled with colours of joy, love, and happiness!
Holi 2025 Date: Holi is one of the most joyful and colourful festivals that is celebrated in India. It is a time when people come together, forget their differences, and celebrate with laughter, love, and happiness.
Every year, Holi is celebrated with great excitement. Children, adults, and elders all take part in the fun. The air is filled with the scent of sweets, the sound of cheerful songs, and the sight of bright colors everywhere. People visit their friends and family, apply colors to each other, and enjoy delicious food. It is a day when worries fade away, and smiles take over.
Holi also carries a deep meaning in Indian culture. It marks the arrival of spring and the victory of good over evil. The festival begins with Holika Dahan, a ritual where people light a bonfire to symbolise the burning away of negativity. The next day is full of color, laughter, and joy.
Holi 2025: Celebration of Colors and Triumph of Good
Holi, one of the most vibrant and beloved Hindu festivals, marks the victory of good over evil and the arrival of spring. It is a time of joy, unity, and renewal, celebrated with colors, laughter, and love across India and other parts of the world.
Holi is more than just a festival of color — it's a celebration of joy, renewal, forgiveness, and the human spirit’s resilience. Whether it's dancing in the streets or quietly applying gulal to loved ones, Holi 2025 invites everyone to share in its vibrant spirit.
Holi, a festival of color, is played in India to welcome spring. Now, it is played all over the world to enjoy the warmth of spring, bringing people together in a peaceful way.
This is the first time I attended the Holi celebration in Washington DC. This year it was played on the ground of ISHCON temple.
The most beautiful part of this day is to see people of all colour, race and religion, coming together and playing with each other.
Total strangers throwing colors at each other and wishing "Happy Holi", dancing with the tunes of devotional songs.
So much warmth and love was in the atmosphere. You have to attend it once to feel it.
Now, about this image, (I covered my camera as much as possible to save it from the colorful powder, and I was successful) I am never comfortable taking pictures of strangers. But here I found people are so friendly and accepting that I didn't have to worry about some rude comments.
While dancing, throwing colors and taking pictures of the incredible madness, I noticed kids were playing with the powdery dust that got accumulated on the ground. So I focused on their activity from their level. I am glad that I got few shots where no one came jumping in front of my camera( there are hundreds of shots like that).
I am glad that you like this image and glad that it has been explored.
Peace on Earth.
P.S I have got another frame of these two boys, sharing in the comment.
Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2015
Beneath under your face there is another.
A face no one can't see.
The one everyone can see is just another mask.
Old Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2015
Beneath under your face there is another.
A face no one can't see.
The one everyone can see is just another mask.
Between the heat and the caos i was able to find happiness and joy among the peoples that i meet along the way...
Happy and colorful Holi to all my flickr friends.
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Holi is a celebration that happens every year during the last full moon of march. Marks the end of winter and the arrival of spring.
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this picture has got nothing to do with holi (indian traditional festival of colours to celebrate spring). this is just a random street kid playing with paint. i took this picture while i was working on the set of a video shoot. we managed to find a few kids who were strolling around and begging for money at dhanmondi. we offered them the chance to throw some paint at each other, and they were more than happy to oblige. it turned out to be a very nice shoot at the end of the day.
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Shot this morning with my favorite lens , few minutes back just after the yellow red hibiscus bloomed in my balcony garden !
Happy Holi and a good long weekend ahead, friends !
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