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just wanted to pop into your dash and say
HAPPY HOLI
HAPPY HOLI
HAPPY HOLI
HAPPY HOLI
HAPPY HOLI
Happy Holi
HAPPY HOLI BITCHES STAY SAFE
Happy Holi
HAPPY HOLI
HAPPY HOLI
HAPPY HOLI
HAPPY HOLI
HAPPY HOLI
*dumps a bucket of colour on your head* *runs away* BURA NA MAANO-
HAPPY HOLI EVERYBODY !!
To everyone that doesn’t know about this holiday, it’s a day we celebrate the triumph of good over evil, it also evokes spring time here. More commonly known as the festival of colours.
To everyone who knows and celebrates,
HOLI HAIII!!
Happy Holi Indian bros!!!
I hope this holi bring us some happiness in these sucky-ass times. All good things happen to you and this year isn't the same as 2020! 🥲
Be safe out there and be as colorful as you can be 😌💕
A painting of Krishna and Radha playing Holi
INDIA, KANGRA, CIRCA 1800
Here's wishing you and your family a very Happy Holi 2k21! May your life be filled with the hues of happiness, the music of celebration, and the colors of festivity.
🌟🌟Humpe yeh kisne, organic holi colour daala🌟🌟
Anyway happy holi to my friends who celebrate it!!
DAY 140- DAY 142 ~ 28 March,2021- 30 March,2021
1:10PM
Was a bit busy juggling between HOLI celebrations. Holi is the celebration of colours in India. It is celebrated across the country. You've got phone calls wishing sending you good wishes, delicacies prepared and all sort of stuff.. in a nutshell, the day is super-busy:)
Children play with colours for the whole day tirelessly and create nuisance all day. This is simply my observation, most of them enjoy it. The festival Holi has its religious significance, because in India, you won't celebrate a festival with pomp unless it has a religious significance.
Anyway, the day has been pretty hectic and boring at the same time. But, my life remains uneventful as always. On the personal front, my final exams are basically a month away, so I need to pull up my socks.
I will wrap it up for now. Bye:)
Ps: A glimpse of people celebrating Holi in India⬇️..
