Making and Burning of Ravana
Dussehra is one festival that has so many symbols attached with it. The winning of good over evil, Ram over Ravana, destroying of demons by women power in form of Bijoy Dashmi during Durga Puja.
I was talking to my niece and nephew about the same, just when they were going out to watch the burning of Ravana and they sent me some pictures on knowing that I am missing them and burning of Ravan in Delhi. So here they are all clicked by cell phone by my budding photographer niece and nephew
Ravan Making
Road Rage by Ravana
Ravana on Sale
Ravana Rules the Roads- Till he is burnt to ashes
Truth About Ravans: The Higher They Are The Harder They Fall
Being Ravan: It’s a family business with Meghnad and Kumbhkaran
If you liked these pictures share them with your friends and family on social network. You can check the video of Ravan Burning in this next post.
Update: I visited Tatarpur in Delhi to photograph Making of Ravanas.
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Dussehra is one of the most popular festival of India & lot of people celebrate Dussehra with very excitement. So Before one months. People begin to make Ravana statue & it become more interesting to know see Ravana on The Roads.
Thanks Disha…so true for almost a month most of North India is busy celebrating with Ramleela
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Seeing the Ramlila in Delhi is on my travel bucket list. Nice photo essay!
Thanks A.H…It is worth watching
this post reminded me of good old childhood days…thnks
🙂 and these pics are taken by kids 🙂
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I’ve never been to an event like this. 🙁
Thanks to you and your budding reporter-cum-photographers for the pictures. I have a feeling they will take to blogging, thanks to your influence. 🙂
Thanks Divya.. I will pass on your appreciation to the kids.. 🙂
What a cute photo essay! I know cute is not the right word but somehow that is what comes to mind!
Thanks Mridula, these pics were sent to me by my niece and nephew..