PC 1 – 6 celebrated the festival of colours with zeal in their cluster lawn. We splashed colours in the background music of Bollywood Holi songs. Children played with water guns & balloons. Residents enjoyed delicious gujiyas.
Holika Dahan was celebrated a night before to symbolize the victory of good over evil. With the burning of the bonfire, we prayed for peace and health.
For PC 11 – 18 residents, Holi commenced with full enthusiasm of the kids. Adults joined them with josh. Colours, laughter, water balloons, & Holi special songs brought forward the essence of festivals in India.
Children didn’t miss any opportunity to enjoy the wet slides. They ensured everyone was drenched in the colours of joy. Ladies danced to the music and enjoyed creating memories by capturing them in reels and pictures.
The PH2 Cultural Welfare Society organized a vibrant Holi celebration. Holika Dahan was performed with great reverence, followed by prasad distribution. Gathering wood, twigs, and dry leaves to build a bonfire requires coordination & enthusiasm; PH – 2 residents came forward to make this an enjoyable activity.
Holi breakfast comprised traditional delicacies like thandai, pakoras & chai. The DJ added to the festive mood with foot-tapping music. Playing with colours, water guns, and water balloons made the day fun. The day ended with a mouth-watering lunch that left everyone contented.
Kapil Arora says, “Many Thanks to the organising team for putting up such a brilliant show. Looking forward to many such events in the future.”
PH 3 celebrated Holi with great eagerness. Everyone daubed each other with colours and buckets full of water. Kids enjoyed with pichkaris and water balloons. The entire cluster could feel the harmonious vibe of the festival.
by Anshu Gupta {with inputs from Gargi (PC15), Anila Verma (PH 2), Aarti Sharma (PH 3)}
