Celebrating Festival of Colors – Holi in various forms!

Holi?is a popular ancient Hindu festival, also known as the?Festival of Colors. Holi marks the last full-moon day of the lunar month.?It also symbolises new beginnings.

The?festival of colors is celebrated all over India since ancient times. The festival was originally an agricultural festival, celebrating the arrival of spring.

Holi has become increasingly popular outside of India — in large part because of the millions of Indians and other South Asians living all over the world. As with?Diwali, another Indian festival, communities with South Asian heritage living abroad often get together to celebrate Holi.

Despite having roots in Hinduism, Holi has been celebrated across all religious communities in India. It is not uncommon to see Hindus and Muslims open up their homes to each other for religious festivities.

At AMS Inform, we celebrated Holi after two long years. We are lucky to have some young energetic team members who form a strong team, who believe and take pride in their work.

Our Holi celebrations did not end so early. Being father to adorable twin daughters, I had to take off my leading the team hat and put on the fun father hat!.

With my fun father hat on, I had a blast with my family and friends celebrating Holi.

Did Holi end here? Oh No No.. I was lucky to get some fancy VIP passes to this unique event in City of Mathura – Dauji ka Huranga(Holi)

Huranga?or?Holi?at?Dauji Temple?is one the last prominent Holi celebrations around?City of Mathura?and its possibly one of the most fun one as well. A day after Holi in Mathura all hell brakes loose in a small and sleepy town called Baldeo . As per history,?only members from the original family participate in the Huranga though others are welcome to come and witness and take photographs.?

I enjoyed eating some delicacies from energetic town while my better half was busy taking some awesome lifetime photographs. ?

Sharing some for your viewing pleasure

I hope you enjoyed these photographs. I enjoyed being there in person to experience this awesome event.