Write essay on holi?
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Holi happens to be my favourite festival. I particularly enjoy the colour part of it. I keep stocks of every colour but red happens to be my favourite. The other ones specially, the purple is one I hate to use on Holi. It never goes and makes one look so bad.
I also enjoy preparing gujiyas with my mother and sisters. My mother keep frying them in the pan, while we sisters do the rolling, cutting and filling part of it. My favourite job is to do the filling which gives me a chance to keep stealing the tasty khoya which is full of dry fruits. Eating the gujiyas - piping hot just as they come out of pan is the other most cherished moment of the festival.I also take care to keep my preparation for the festival ready. Like choose some old and faded jeans and a shirt I am bored off besides taking care of the oiling and creaming part of it. Otherwise, the aftermath of the Holi festival could be extremely tiresome.
I have also had a bad experience after Holi once when I got so much engrossed in playing with the colour that I became to late to get a bath and the water tank got exhausted. I had to wait for hours drenched in the water before the water supply was restored. It was a very painful lesson that I learnt - take a bath on time........
Answer:Holi is a prominent festival of Hindus which falls during the month of March or Phalgun every year. It is celebrated with enthusiasm and fun everywhere. The customs and rituals of celebrations may vary slightly throughout the Indian subcontinent , however, the festive spirit remains the same. Most of us wait for it eagerly because we have lots of adventure and fun without any scoldings.
Holi is a festival which does not involve many rituals. It is a two day festival which begins during the evening time on the full moon day in Phalgun month according to the Hindu calender. The first day is called ‘Chhoti Holi.’ On this day, people burn the effigy of Holika or their old belongings in the fire during the evening and relish on good food during dinner time. This ritual is known as ‘Holika Dahan.’ The next day, actual ‘Holi’ festival starts.
The festival day starts with cooking of several delicacies. People apply gulal and water colours on each other. The best part about this day is that everyone chooses to shed his shyness and enjoy the festival with others. They hug each other and wish ‘Happy Holi.’
Many Housing societies organise Holi Parties in their respective lawns. The whole lawn gets sprawled with bright and beautiful colours such as yellow, green, red, pink, grey, violet among others. Since everyone is painted with colours, it is hard to recognise.
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