Diwali is a Hindu religious festival celebrated in the Bengali community. It is said in Bengali books, Deepmala should be Diwali. Bengalis feel the foreboding of these many festivals with great religious festival meaning, of which Diwali is a small part. He is significant and worshiped as Acharya in large parts of India and other parts of South Asia. It is, however, available in different countries under different names and modern representations.
The origin of Diwali is a special saying of Hinduism, Mahabharata "On the eighth night of the month of Margshirsha, they light many lamps, the demons disappear in their land, there is no rain, no disease is affected by dew, no poverty is suffered and Ashoka is for themselves." Diwali festival is celebrated on this powerful Ashtami Tithi.
Diwali festival mainly involves lighting of lamps or diyas and most of the markets, gardens and schools-colleges are set up, people worship it throughout the day. The garden is prepared in the month of Poush or Magshar. Everyone lights a new road in their home and organizes a succession. In this festival the lamp is lit again and again and it is struck towards the goddess who is the lover of all.
Especially in Bangladesh and West Bengal, Diwali is a very mythological festival and it is mainly a part of the folk culture
of the Bengali people.
Has done a series of films. Diwali has been celebrated in Bangladesh since the past and very consistently in different countries as well.
Diwali is a unique festival between East and West Bengali people. Generally, Diwali is celebrated for two days. On the first day people take part in pujas and religious activities, and especially Mahalakshmi pujas and retelling this prediction through the story of Krishna. On the second day, Diwali night takes place, and thousands of lamps or diyas are lit. Houses, roads, temples and paintings are decorated and people prepare to trade in beauty once in a while. Especially Diwali night is seen looking straight along the road in Bangladesh, which creates a beautiful scene.
Along with Diwali, one of the most important events is the Puja Parikrama. It is a cultural exhibition where people work hard to show their field preparation. The process is very popular in Bangladesh, and puja parikramas are organized at various locations across the country.
Diwali is marked by a number of different celebrations, but one of the most important moments is the Diwali night, which ends on Thursday. On this night, the Deep or Diyas are showered with thousands of colorful lights, which are very dazzling and simply mesmerizing.
When the Diwali night comes, many lamps are lit in a straight line along the roads as well as inside diyas. With the light of this lamp, the view of the winding road at night becomes very attractive. Seeing this scene many feel immense joy and enjoy the spirit of this festival.
Seeing each other outside the home means prosperity, peace, and love in Bangladesh. Diwali preparations in Bangladesh generally begin in the month of Paush and the actual festival starts on Ashtami. It is held on Friday or Saturday unless it rains. Likewise, the festival may be celebrated in different ways in different religious communities, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Sikhism, and Baha'iism.
Diwali is a festival that has been going on since ancient times and is mainly celebrated in the Bengali community. It is a beautiful festival, which is associated with mythological or cultural value even in modern times. Diwali is an important part of Bengali life and helps create social and religious unity.
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