Get outta there..”shez gonna blow”

Diwali is a festival of lights. As the myth says it was celebrated to welcome lord Ram who was returning after a victorious battle, the whole city was lightened with diya’s to mark the welcome. Light gives us new hope, light brings happiness and joy. Lighting of lamps and filling every dark corner with a lamp to bring new hope and spread happiness was the theme.

Today as everything else even the way and purpose of celebrating a festival has changed. It doesn’t matter how you do things and what you believe in, but diwali is one such festival which is and will have its effect on all of us which should be looked into. I am not pointing out at things or blaming someone, I cant do that. Just feel like saying that celebrating a festival and showing your beliefs should not be related to numbers or some entity, be it time or money. I’ve been doing the same and that is why I cant blame others. Now I don’t want to have a festival which is seen as the number of crackers I burn or the amount of time spent in doing the same. Something that should be noted is, yea the crackers today give you light and also more amounts of sound(not musical), puffs of smoke(can u breathe it??). Don’t want to sound like an environment expert but realize that things are blowing out of proportion.

Along with celebrations remember to light lamps around your house and see that you fill in happiness and joy in every corner and everyone living around (by your methods).

Sattire’s(including the title)

counting the number of crackers and varieties or money spent..did it last for a day??

bragging about the different ways with which you can burst a single item..wah nu thop ra..!

“3 hydrogens kalipi pelicha ra”..next tym 4 petu :-P

Girls, just compare what chocolates you could eat instead of bursting that unnecessary item :-P

Finally..Have a safe Diwali… hope you enjoy the festival of lights.. HAPPY DIWALI :-)

P.S “is diwali ko aap kise kush karna chahte ho??”