Diwali, also referred to as the Festival of Lights, stands as one of the most significant Hindu festivities observed worldwide. It signifies the triumph of illumination over darkness and the triumph of virtue over wickedness. Throughout Diwali, individuals adorn their dwellings with divas (oil lamps) and ornamental lights, creating a lively and celebratory ambiance. This festival usually involves familial gatherings, the exchange of presents, and indulgence in delectable sweets and savory delicacies. Fireworks and vibrant Angola patterns are also customary during this period. Diwali holds immense cultural and religious significance as it fosters unity, happiness, and the spirit of generosity. It serves as a time for introspection, appreciation, and fresh starts.
30 years ago, in 80 to 90,π how was Diwali? π€π€π€ Diwali has become a lone song for dad. Our Diwali festival starts when we hear the mantra of mother...πππ Due to economic reasons in the house, one color of cloth should be taken and given to the father's tailor only. For the epitome of growing boys, Dad's uncle Taylor, who sews pants and shirts... Ben pants; children mean skirts and scarves. If you put a lace called Brill on it and sew it, it looks like you have found some treasure...πππ We don't have permission to go to release of new movies. So let's enjoy listening to the stories from the big brothers who came out after watching the movie. The worst thing is to listen to their own stuff.ππ Only one sugar bomb or Olay Verdi packet was divided among brothers and sisters, and each one was counted and exploded.- I remember...π€π€π It went from street to street waiting for unexploded explosives and automatically prepared new explosivesβI remember...!!π€π π£ I sat down to eat with my hand full of ammunition π© and got a beating from my mother - I remember...!!π€ π Burns caused by burning π£ explosives in paperβI remember!!π€π€ π€ Our situation is till the night before Diwali, when the clothes we gave to sew reach home...π§π§π§π§π π£ Verdi came to the door for the visit of his father, who was buying explosivesβ I remember!π€ Let take a bath by applying the decoction to the head in the morning and applying tiger or elephant mark tea powder. Idle, Doha, chutney, and chili powder are Diwali delicious in most homes. Let's catch Mutton in a big place...ππππ π£ Hold explosives in hand and burn them π₯ adults Scolded - I remember...!!π€π π¦ brother π£ there is explosion, π§ sister π£ that there is explosion people scared to walking on the roadβ I remember...!!π€π Unable to buy favorite ππ clothes, bought cheaper ππ clothes, π΄ dad π© got angry with mom - I remember...!!π€π 20 days left, 10 days left. As I π counted the days until or the arrival of Diwali, I remember!!π€π π© Mom π΄ Dad π Grandpa πΈ Grandma π³ Uncle π π gave Diwali money saved little by little I spent - I remember...!!π€π π π When going to school after Diwali vacation πππ wearing new clothes and showing band ha, - I remember...!!π€ I have stolen, and ate the goods hidden by my mother without anyone knowingβ I remember!!π€π β¨ instead of 'blower' π lit mosquito net and burst crackers - I remember...!!π€π π When one mat hap was about to die, he stuck another mat hap on it, and It starts to burn β I remember...!!π€π π Snake tablets lined up and lit like modern art π₯ - I remember...!!π€π In Lakshmi Verdi added a sugar bomb inside the unexploded bomb and built it up then burn it β I remember!π€π Exploded by compressing π£ explosives in coconut shellsβ I remember!!π€ At that time, only rockets were fired. They put it in a bottle and sent a rocket blast. That too was only a boom for the rich. I remember standing on the terrace, watching the fireworks go off, and clapping and enjoying it.π€π π£ Placed assistant to hold explosive packetsβ I remember!π€π Today's π¦ children and π¦ youth definitely cannot celebrate Diwali, which we celebrated thirty years ago!!π€ π This ππ Diwali π» is only for drinking alcohol πΎπ»πΊπ₯, πΊ watching TV special shows and watching a π¦ movie!..!! Β π€π But our days (the Diwali of the80s, and 90s) will never be forgotten.! Advance Diwali Wishes...
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