Holi Aayi Re…. Friends, In India, Holi <st1:country-region><st1lace></st1lace></st1:country-region> is celebrated with colours and Baang a sweet drink sure to intoxicate you and put you in trance for sometime.. [FONT="]Since Holi is a festival of colours, what kind of colours you use to sprinkle or splash on. Caste your answers right now. [/FONT]
Happy Holi in advance to all ilites... BTW what do you mean by gulal.... anyway as it is chemical free i will opt for that.. plain water..no no .. as this Holi is the festival of colors, go for chemical free colours... sriniketan
Hey Mals, Again a very colourful topic. well I have cast my vote for the chemical free colour. Anyway whatever precautions you take you are bound to be gulaaled, painted, watered ,balloonned, bhaanged etc... So .... Here the celebrations have already begun....... . Heres Wishing a very Happy Holi to all of you!! Srini, Gulal is a powder generally applied or rather smeared on each on Holi. Its a very bright pink in colour. Regards, Devika
I wish all of you a Happy Holi! Apart from playing with colours, what all the other rituals you perform during Holi? Can anybody enlighten me?
Happy Holi EveryOne Here we celebrate with chemical free colors and Lots and Lots and Lots and Lots of water.. and lots and lots of Foooooood!
Hi Mals, timely poll!!!! i will also go for chemical free colors. it used to be lot of fun playing holi in my childhood. Happy HOLI to all the Ilites
Hi Malu darling, Since my childhood days, I disliked this only festival because it used to spoil my face/dress and all the above my clean house.........those were the days, when people used more chemicals due to little awareness......but as time has changed, I am seeing the use of chemical free colors......and several other items to protect hair etc........ But after coming to USA, I have started missing this colorful festival......now, I don't mind a little messy face/home but the constant visit of frds/relatives (totally absent here as Holi is on a weekday)...... I had missed the last two holis and sure will be missing this one too...... Regards
Dear All, Thanks for casting your votes for chemical free colours. Here, In Mumbai, even the educated ones still go for colours with chemicals...
Hi Mals... Another good poll from you Well....I haven't celebrated Holi as a child since I grew up in interior TN; but used to enjoy others playing while I was in college hostel though.... Even now, I don't play Holi and probably it has rubbed on to my sons as well.... they just "run" away from colours..... Hope they would enjoy it when they grow up.... But, yes, I would opt for natural colours / organic ones and not the ones with any chemicals in it.... Cheers!
