Festivals bring colours to lives. Also, colours can bring festivals to life. Such a colourful day is Holi, a beautiful day full of happiness that colors life.

Holi is a wonderful religious festival celebrated by the Tamil people. Holi, a very popular cultural event among the Indian and Nepalese people, is celebrated internationally on March 25. Sometimes that day is celebrated on March 23 or 24 in some countries.

It is the nature of Tamil people to celebrate Holi by spreading loving feelings like love, kindness and mercy. Holi is celebrated by scattering colored powder. In Holi full of dance and singing elements, friends are bathed in colored water.

On the first night of Holi, people light bonfires and throw roasting grains, popcorn, coconut and chickpeas onto them. The next day, people of all ages go into the streets for fun and paint-throwing. Everyone gets involved! Hindus have fun by smearing each other with paint and throwing coloured water.

Legend has it that the festival commemorates the triumph of Lord Narasimha over the demon Hiranyakashyap, representing the victory of righteousness over malevolence. The Historical Narrative of Holi encapsulates narratives of love and courage.

Thus the Holi festival based on devotion to God is not only based on entertainment. Not only that The Holi festival, which has been around since ancient times, has been added to other exotic elements and is being spread in other countries in a very festive manner. Such cultural elements will make the diversity in the world more beautiful.