Festival of Lights
This Diwali; empower
someone to enjoy the Festival of Lights, by making their life bright.
Light thinks it
travels faster than anything but it is wrong. No matter how fast light travels,
it finds the darkness has always got there first, and is waiting for it.
The environs of the
majestic of Hiranandani Estate which will be ornate with mesmerizing
decorations that reflect the rich, ethnic culture of Diwali.
In Mumbai, Diwali is
not just a religious event; it resembles a carnival with jaw-dropping decoration
all across the Hiranandani Estate. For this one week, Hiranandani estate gets
transformed into a public attraction
Temporary structures
and the light—popping up on township. These structures have extravagant themes
and artworks. Vehicles and people weave in and out, interacting with these
amazing pop-up structures all around them.
If you’ve visited Thane,Mumbai around Diwali, you couldn’t have missed the elaborate light decorations put up on the Hiranandani estate township premises over 5 days in the run-up to Lord Ram's returned to Ayodhaya.
The walk décor is
the main attraction and photo shoot place
Standing beside the
vibrant labour of love on Diwali, the workers explained to me how
the preparations for the festival begin months in advance, the samples at least
two months before the festival begins, after which they begin making the
designs.
“It’s a lot of hard work
because each detail that you see around the township gets individual
attention,” the display holds a mix of traditional and modern motifs.
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