The Childhood Magic of Indian Festivals

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Generally in India there are some festivals or the other throughout the year but now at the end of the year there are some big festivals like Diwali and now Navratri is also about to come. See in childhood everyone is very excited because there used to be school holidays and we used to burst crackers and go for walks here and there, those were very fun days during holidays. But as we grow up things become very normal for us and maybe we forget to be happy. Many people enjoy things a lot even after growing up, seeing that I feel very happy. Sometimes I feel that maybe there is some problem with me. But when I share my things with people, they say that I also feel the same. Then maybe as we grow up, some things get lost in us and there is nothing good in this. Now Navratri is about to come and then Ramleela starts.

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And as soon as Ramlila ends, after a few days Diwali arrives which is celebrated with great pomp in India. Many people oppose it because a lot of firecrackers are burnt during that time, but you see firecrackers are burnt in every kind of celebration, but some people have the habit of pointing out only some particular festivals, so they will keep doing that. Earlier I also used to burst a lot of crackers but I get a little allergic to the smoke of crackers and I feel it and I feel it due to my suffocation so I try to burst as few crackers as possible. Well now I am not that young as I burst crackers (i am getting old xd) or do such things but I definitely bring things for the small children in our house because you see I feel that what I was missing in my life should not be there for them.

So you can say that I am that kind of person who sacrifices himself for the sake of making others happy. And you don't develop all these things, all these things are natural. My father was also like this when we were young, but now he have changed a lot. But at that time our financial condition was not that good due to which we had to face problems for many things, but now I want whatever little children I have, if I can make them happy in any way, then I try my best.

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And whenever there is a big festival, the children also get more excited about such things, be it something like dressing them in new clothes or going out somewhere or eating something. Everyone has their own preferences and I try to keep the children happy so that I do not go to the point that I want to become their favorite, I just want that they should not be upset in any way during the festival and everyone should remain happy. Because of this, my parents and my family members also remain angry with me that I spend too much but I feel that we are late in making changes even on small things.

So right now the buzz of Navratri is going on where idols of Mata are made and I will share that photograph with all of you if I get time to visit. People make it very fascinating and I will definitely share it whenever I get a chance. And after the Ramleela is over, effigies of Ravana's family are made and they are taken to a particular place and burnt, that too is a very impressive sight, I will try to share it with you so that you can get a little idea of ​​how it all happens. Although I don't like going to places with crowd that much, still sometimes I go and capture things.

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