Monday 19 October 2015

Diwali pe Rangon ki Holi


DIWALI - Amavasya ki woh raat, jab chand ki kami mehsoos nahin hoti... kyunki, uss raat, saare sitaare aasmaan se utar kar zameen par tim-tima rahe hotey hein.


So friends, with Diwali less than a month away, how many items on your Diwali to do list have you managed to tick off so far?
  • Ghar ki safai ho gai? Are you sure? Abhi do minute pehle I saw a cockroach doing tha tha thaiya on your kitchen window.
  • Kapde-latte ki shopping ho gai? Yey kaam toh sabse pehle kiya hoga. 
  • Mithai aa gai? Waise, itni jaldi mithai khareedoge toh Diwali tak kharab ho jayegi. Isse abhi unticked hi rehne do.
  • Kheel-batashe-khilone? Wonder if anyone buys these anymore.
  • Agarbati diye aa gaye? Laxmi pooja ki saari samagri?
  • What about patakhe? I won't say don't buy them at all, but do be careful. 
  • Aur rangoli? Hoping to wow your friends with your spectacular rangoli? What did you say? No time? Then how about ready-to-use ones? 
Here's my list of reasons why you should give Ready-to-use Rangolis a shot:

1. Traditional rangolis can take a long time to make.


2. You might spend ages creating one, only to discover the next door neighbour's dog has run across it. 


3. You might find the rangoli all over your toddler, instead of the floor and wonder if it is diwali or holi.

4. You can make a different pattern each day with just four pieces.


5. You don't need to have a single creative or artistic bone in your body to make amazing designs.


6. And best of all - you don't need to spend a fortune. Readymade rangolis can be used over and over again. They last LONG.

Still not sure? Then check out this page Maya Festive Designs

And while you are at it, don't forget to have a look at the diyas as well :D


So peeps, Happy Navratri, happy shopping, happy jhaadoo maroing. Stay blessed... until we meet again :) Don't forget to tell me how your Diwali preps are going, in the comments below.


Keep smiling. Keep ROFLing. Life is Beautiful :)



12 comments:

V. Khawani said...

Your to do list gives me tension... I haven't even started....& don't know when I'll get time just to start it :(
These diyas & rangolis are really very pretty !
I had shared them too :)
All the best & Happy festival season everyone :)

Hansa said...

Aww, am sure sab time pe ho jayega :) Yes, those diyas and rangolis ARE very pretty. Have bought some myself :)

illusions said...

Lovely write up as always di.. And that reminds me how much work I am yet to complete..:P and thanks for you know what..😊

Meena said...

wah i think this is the best post on diwali.. and ready rangolis r really cool. mera toh koi bhi preparation nahi hua and maid bonus mangegi ab soch rahi hun kya karoon

lovely write up again

Hansa said...

Thanks dear :)

Hansa said...

LOL @ maid... and yeah, these rangolis are awesome. Thanks Meena :)

Rajbijz said...

Wow at ur list n pix. Mere wahan ek bhi tick nahin hua. Aisa lag raha hain ki, atleast ek ko toh jaldi tick karoo. And u r asking kheel batashe log banate hain ki nahin. I dont even know that they r �� batashe are like like crispy doughnut shaped thingies? Sweet n regular flavored?

Hansa said...

Thanks for your comment. I was trying to find an image of kheel-batashe/ khilone for you, but couldn't find one. You buy them for kids during Diwali. You don't make them :)

Rajbijz said...

R u kidding me - haaawww kheel batashe r toy kinda things n me a foodie was thinking of food. That it is some food item. Thank mera GQ YA IQ, jo bhi hain, sudharne ke liye

Hansa said...

Kheel, batashe, khilone are all food. Yey khaane waale khilone hote hein :D

Abhishek Sharma said...

Thanks for this article....thanks for lighting up our life before Diwali begins

Hansa said...

Thanks Abhishek :)

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