Nagpur: As the Festival of Colours, Holi, approaches on March 25, Nagpur is gearing up for vibrant celebrations. This joyous occasion is marked by unity as people set aside their differences and come together in a riot of colours. The festivities commence with Holika Dahan on March 24, followed by Dhulivandan on March 25.
In anticipation of the festivities, Nagpur’s markets have transformed into lively hubs adorned with an array of Holi essentials. Various stalls showcase an assortment of natural colours, pichkaris (water guns), masks, and quirky accessories, enticing eager shoppers who have already begun their Holi material shopping.
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This year, a noticeable trend is the popularity of pichkaris featuring attractive pictures of beloved cartoons and celebrities. Icons like Chhota Bheem, Doraemon, Shinchen, Arjun, and others have become the craze among children, overshadowing the demand for traditional pichkaris. Toy and cartoon-themed pichkaris are witnessing a surge in demand, reflecting the changing preferences of the younger generation.
Currently, customers are actively engaged in the purchase of colours and paints, essential elements for a vibrant Holi celebration. Notably, there is a prevalent inclination towards natural colours, signifying a growing awareness and preference for eco-friendly options among consumers.
As Nagpur gets ready to immerse itself in the kaleidoscope of Holi colors, the markets continue to be abuzz with excitement. The upcoming days are expected to witness a surge in Holi material purchases, as Nagpur eagerly anticipates the joyous festival that brings people together in a riot of colours.
