Holi - Special Cuisines

Holi - Special Cuisines

Indian festivals are known for their unique way of celebration. Apart from maintaining various traditions and rituals during the festivals, people also prepare delicious food items to make the occasion more special. There are famous and delicious dishes prepared during Holi. After playing color one enjoys eating these foods with great pleasure. Holi is also famous for the variety of sweets that are offered to the visitors that come to apply colors and enjoy the sweets offered by the host. All recipes which are made on this day are cherished by family members and friends with great fervor. This section contains a variety of traditional recipes and cuisines which are prepared during Holi festival and are savored by majority of the families and friends. Gujia: It is a northern sweet dish savored popular amongst the people. Puran Poli: These are made in small doughs after which they are fried and served hot. Papri: It’s a snack containing meethi leaves savored by chutnii. Dahi Bhalle: This is also the snack which is quite popular among people and eaten with chutnii and curd. Malpua: It is a sweet dish made of flour served with rabri. This can be stored for weeks to eat. Saffron Syrup: It is drunk popularly by people on Holi as it is the cold drink. Bhang: Associated with Lord Shiva, bhang has now become synonymous with holi. Out of several ways of preparing bhang the most popular is the buds and leaves of cannabis squashed and ground into a green paste. To this mixture milk, ghee, and spices are added. This bhang base is turned to thandai Thandai: It is a cool drink made of poppy seeds, aniseeds, black peppercorns and rose petals, the buds and leaves of Cannabis using a mortar and pestle into a green paste. It is then mixed with milk, ghee, and spices which is latter on served along with ice cubes in the glass. Kanji Ke Vade: It is made of urad ki dal and is socked in water of rai and a flavored drink is originated which is sour in flavour.

Holi - Natural Colours

 Holi - Natural Colours

Holi is known as ‘the festival of color’. People enjoy this day playing with colors in different manners. But while playing Holi people use various kinds of harmful (chemical) colors which tend to damage their skin in long run. We suggest you to use herbal colors which are easy to make and use. There are two forms by which one can make colors at home – DRY and WET. Here, we have listed several techniques of making herbal color’s so that one can enjoy Holi without disrupting its significance.


Making of Red Colour
Dry:

• Red Sandalwood Powder is used to prepare red color instead of Red Gulal.
• Dry red hibiscus flowers in the shade and powder it till it turns red in color. To increase the quantities add any flour to it.
• Annato in English has a water chestnut shaped fruit which gives out brick color red seeds.

Wet:

• Pour two teaspoons of Red Sandalwood powder in five liters of water and boil. Then, dilute it with 20 liters of water.
• Peels of Red Pomegranate when boiled in water give dark red color.
• Boil a small twig of Madder Tree in water for a deep red color.
• Red color can also be obtained from juice of tomatoes and carrots. This can be diluted with sufficient quantity of water to remove the stickiness.

Making of Green Colour

Dry:

• Use henna powder to attain green color. Or simply use dry henna which will not leave any mark of color on your face as chemical colors do.
• Dry some of the leaves of Gulmohur tree for a vibrant color.
  Wet:
• Mix two teaspoons of heena in one litre of water. Stir it well so that you can use it.
• Green color can also be obtained by mixing a fine paste of leaves like spinach, coriander, mint, etc. in water.

Wet:

• Mix two teaspoons of heena in one litre of water. Stir it well so that you can use it.
• Green color can also be obtained by mixing a fine paste of leaves like spinach, coriander, mint, etc. in water.

Making of Yellow Colour

Dry:

• Mix two teaspoons of turmeric powder with double quantity of besan. As Turmeric and Besan are extremely healthy for our skin and are also used widely as ‘ubtan’ while taking bath. As ordinary haldi is a fragrant and has enhanced therapeutic effects. Besan on other hand it can be substituted by atta, maida, rice flour, arrow root and even talcum powder.
• Flowers like Marigold and Yellow Chrysanthemums can be dried in shade and crush them to obtain a fine powder Capitulate different shades of yellow.
• Dry the skin of the Bael fruit and grind it to obtain a yellow colored powder.

Wet:

• Add one teaspoon of turmeric to two liters of water and mix it well. This can be boiled to increase the attentiveness of color and it can be further thinned.
• Soak 50 marigold flowers in 2 liters of water overnight. Boil it in the morning and use it.

Holi-The Festival of Color

Holi-The Festival of Color

Holi – the festival of color is marked as the opening festival in Hindu calendar, falls on the full moon day in the month of PHALGUN. People enjoy themselves playing with several colours and celebrate the whole day with much pump and gaiety. Originally Holi was regarded to be the festival to celebrate good harvests and fertility of the land. There are several legends and stories behind Holi. A popular legend says that Holi is remembered for the sacrifice of Holika who burnt herself in fire on this day.

Holi is therefore regarded one of the most ancient festivals of the Aryans who finds an honored mention in our old Sanskrit texts like Dashakumar Charit and Garud Puran. Even the play "Ratnavali" written by Harshdev states a delightful description of Holi as a festival. In those days this very festival was celebrated as "Vasantotsav". Latter everybody started calling it "MADANOTSAV".

Celebration of Holi festival is characterized by performing Holi puja as per Hindu tradition. Dhuleti, which falls day after Holi Puja, is considered to be the actual festival of colors. Children and youngsters vie with each other use fast and sticky colors to celebrate Holi. It is all fun and joy for them. Popular Legends on Holi There are several legends on Holi which find mentions in Hindu mythology. Holi is regarded to be the opening festival of the Hindu calendar. The famous stories or sagas related to this festival are stated below: Legend of Radha-Krishna: Krishna, being the mischievous child of Yashuda, was a prankster and was also the creator of many legends for himself. He once asked his mother - why is Radha fair and I am Dark? Mother Yashuda replied to him saying – If you are so much jealous of Radha’s color than go and put dark colors on her and she will also turn dark as you so. Lord Krishna went ahead and did the same. Since then each lover usually puts color on his/her beloved to pay homage to Lord Krishna.   Legend on Pootana: When the female demoness called Pootana tried to kill boy Krishna, by giving him her poisoned nipples to suckle. The miracle boy Krishna is said to have sucked her nipples so intensely that he drained the demoness of her life. Hence, the biggest celebration of Holi takes place at Mathura where this incident happened with Krishna. After the death of demoness Pootana, people of Mathura till date celebrates this festival in the evening by lighting bourn fire. Legends of king Hiranyakashyapu:  Hiranyakashyapu was the strongest demon of his times; he was considered to be the winner of all God’s whomsoever he fought with became a loser at the end of the battle. So he ordered everybody that everybody should obey him and worship him instead of Almighty. He in his family had one sister named Hollika and one son named Pralhad, who was a great devotee of Lord Naarayana. However, Pralhad had disobeyed his father’s order of treating Lord Naarayana as God.  Thus, Hiranyakashyapu discussed this matter with her sister who had the boon granted to her that; Fire will not do any harm to her body no matter what the situation is. Latter, she took the responsibility to burn Pralhad by placing him on her legs and sitting on fire. She did exactly the same and guess what? Prahalad came out from the fire unharmed. As ‘he’ had his faith on God he continuously chanted Vishnu mantras instead fire catch hold of Holika who was granted the so called boon. Since that day people light bourn fire in temples and celebrate Holi on the death of the demoness. Brij Ki Holi / Lath Mar Holi: Two towns namely Nandagow (where Lord Krishna grew up) and Barsana (where Shri Radha grew up), near Mathura, are considered (till today) as the epicenter of the Holi celebrations. In India it is famously known as BRIJ KI HOLI / LATH MAR HOLI. While Lord Krishna was growing up in Vraj, he popularized the festival with his pranks. Where he played Holi with Gopies of Vraj and they also responded him with equal enthusiasm and the festivities have continued ever since. So, continuing this ritual Men and Women of Vraj even today clash in a colorful display of battle of the sexes. Men of Nandagow raid Barsana with hopes of raising their flag over Shri Radhikaji's temple. They receive a thunderous welcome as the women of Barsana greet them with long wooden sticks. The men are soundly beaten as they attempt to rush through town to reach the relative safety of Shri Radhikaji's temple. Men are well padded, as they are not allowed to retaliate. In this mock battle the men try their best not to be captured. Unlucky captives can be forcefully lead away, thrashed and dressed in female attire before being made to dance as a custom. This type of Holi is famously known as “Lath Mar Holi”!! Holi – Celebration Holi commences about ten days before the full moon of the month called Phalgun (February-March); but it is usually observed for the last three or four days, terminating with the full moon. Along with Holi, spring season also arrives which is marked as the auspicious season for the Hindus. In this season, all the ‘tesu’ and other trees are filled with sweet smelling flowers. They all proclaim the glory and everlasting beauty of God and inspire you with hope, joy and a new life and leave you with the thought to find out yourself that; who is the actual creator behind them. Holi is known by the name of "Kamadahana" in South India, which refers to the day on which Kamadev (Cupid) was burnt by Lord Shiva (as told above in legends of holi). In North India, a tradition is followed on the eve of Holi- huge bundles of woods are accumulated and burnt at night mainly in temples. On the other day, people play Holi (colorful) joyfully with colored water. Almost everywhere one can hear the shouts and laughter of people shouting "Holi-hai! Holi-hai!" People gathered in the streets and pump colored water over the body and clothes even to the strangers who pass by, no matter whether he/she is rich or poor. There is no restriction on this day. People compose and sing special Holi songs (famous bollywood songs) to mark this occasion. During Holi festival, people clean up their houses by burning all dirty articles in and around the house in the fire. According to them, this practice destroys disease-breeding bacteria and the sanitary condition of the locality is also improved. During the festival boys also dance about in the streets and play practical jokes with the passers-by. Holi is aptly called the festival of color and joy. Its spirit is uniquely Indian, colorful, exotic, happiness and full of energy. Holi is celebrated by everybody. People prepare special recipes on Holi day. Before few days they start cooking (preparing) many delicacies for this day namely gujjia, papri and kanji ke vade. There are some necessary customs attached to this festival, where firstly, Hindu’s invite their sons-in-law and their families for a meal on Holi. When the meal is over, it is necessary to give the sons-in-law, what is known as a 'pyala' - a crisp note of any denomination from rupees five to rupees five hundred is offered along with a glass of drink. Secondly, Married daughters on the other hand; are given what is called 'kothli' by their mother-in-law. Other custom is performed by the new bride along with the children of the family. Here the new bride is supposed to play a prank on the older couples of the family, where the bride somehow tempts them so that they enter the room and she can lock them in. Then she demands a present for setting them free from the closed room. The bride is supposed to sing a song specially composed by her on this happy occasion, in which (song) she demands her ransom. Colours Phalgun arrives with the promise of warm days and new life - Spring is the season of rejuvenation and rebirth. The earth discards its winter gloom and begins to blossom again. As if to mark this change, Holi flings colour into Indian landscape and invites the celebration of life. The spirit of Holi is colour - rich and vibrant, flung into the air and smeared with laughter on friends and loved ones. It recalls, very simply, the secret of life: a shifting panorama of sights, movement and feelings. Colours denote energy - the vivid, passion- ate pulse of life. Colour signifies the vitality that makes the human race unique in the universal scheme. Holi, the festival of colour, is also the enactment of spring. It is, in a metaphorical sense, changing earth’s dull garb of winter for the fresh blue of the March skies, the bright colours of new blossoms, the brilliance of the summer sun washing everything with its red-gold hues. Holi comes alive with the colours of 'gulal'. These are dry colours that are sold days before the festival actually begins. Markets are flooded with heaps of gulal - they are arranged in pyramids and sold loose. Vendors sit on street corners selling gulal to passers-by. Gulal is made up of many rich colours like pink, magenta, red , yellow and green. 'Abeer' is made of small crystals or paper like chips of mica. This is usually mixed with the gulal to give it a rich shine. These colours can be used dry, or mixed with water. New brides make silver or gold colour from powders especially available in the market. This colour is mixed with a little coconut oil and stored in a bottle. It is applied in tiny quantities on the foreheads of near and dear ones, like a 'tilak' or a blaze-like mark. In the old days, people used to prepare holi colours at home by using flowers blossomed on 'tesu' tree. For arriving at the colour, the flowers were dried under the sun and then grounded to a fine power. The fine powder was then mixed with the water for beautiful saffron-red colour.

holi festival songs

Holi Songs

Songs are an extremely essential part of Holi celebrations. Nobody has realized this fact better than our famous film industry.

Bollywood has typically portrayed the mood of Holi from time to time. Hero and heroine getting drenched in colour waters accompanied by hundreds of dancers making merry in the background.

Folk touch in the film songs on Holi have made them all the more popular amongst the masses so much so that the famous Holi numbers have become as much essential part of Holi celebrations as the colours itself.

No Holi celebration can be complete without the famous Amitabh Bachchan number from the film Silsilay. Rang Barse...the song has become the Holi anthem of India.

In the festival which does not recognises any restrictions, the hero, Amitabh openly flirts with his girlfriend, Rekha in front of his wife, Jaya and her husband, Sanjeev Kumar. There was so much fun in that song just as it there in the festival of Holi. Anybody immersed in the spirit of Holi with automatically start humming that number.

An attempt was made to duplicate the magic of that song about two decades later with Mr Bachchan again in the movie Baghbaan, by incorporating the famous folk song- Holi khele Raghubeera..awadh mein Holi khele Raghubeera. The song was an instant success...but no song it seems can manage to reach the height of Rang barse..penned by Harivansh Rai Bachchan.

There are numerous other Holi songs which have made their mark and have become a must when it comes to Holi celebrations. These songs have wonderfully captured the spirit of Holi and helped to further the story of movie by bringing hero and heroine closer. 

Popular Holi songs from Bollywood

Our extremely popular film industry has captured the various moods and shades of Holi through a large number of songs produced over the years. Some of these songs have gained immense popularity due to their success in capturing the spirit of the festival. Impressive picturisation, apt choreography and a touch of folk element has also played a major role in generating mass appeal for these songs. From streets to bylanes, one can hear these numbers being played on loud speakers and people dancing to their tunes.

Given here are the lyrics of some of the popular Holi Songs from Bollywood. Take out your musical instruments or just a dhol, don the colorful Holi cap and sing these songs aloud in the company of your dear friends. Holi is all about having fun, and loads of it!!

Lyrics of Popular Holi Songs from Films (Please click on the links below)

» Dekho Aayi Holi... Mangal Pandey
» Holi Ke Din... Sholay
» Rang Barse...Silsila
» Hori Khele Raghuveera...Baghban
» Mohe Chedo Na...Lamhe

Other Popular Holi Songs from Bollywood

• Ang se ang lagana sajan… Darr
• Mal de gulal mohe, aaye holi aaye re… Kaamchor
• Apne rang mein rang de mujko … Aakhir Kyon
• Aayee re aayee re holi… Zakhmee
• Phagun aayo re... Phagun
• Arre ja re hat natkhat… Navrang
• Aaj na chodenge bas humjoli khelenge hum holi... Kati Patang
• Holi aaye re kanhayee… Mother India
• Tan rang lo ji aaj mann rang lo... Kohinoor
• O dekho holi aayi... Mashaal
• Rang di preet ne rang di... Dhanwan
• Koi bheega hai rang se ... Mumbai Se Aaya Mera Dost

Dekho Aayi Holi
Holi ho hey...
Holi aayi rang phut pade
Yeh chalak chalak
Woh dhalak dhalak
Phir baaje ghungru dhol bade yeh
Yeh chalak chalak
Woh dhamak dhamak
Sab nikle hain pee peeke ghade
Woh dhumak dhumak
Yeh lapak lapak
Cham cham naache pariyo ki dhunein
Yeh thirak thirak
Yeh chalak chalak
Woh matak matak
Woh dhalak dhalak
Yeh chalak chalak
Woh dhamak dhamak
Yeh lapak lapak
Woh dhumak dhumak
Yeh thirak thirak
Woh matak matak

Hey..
haa haa haa ha...

(Dekho aayi holi rang layi holi
chali picthkari uda hain gulaal
banke hain ghata mann jhum utha
rang chalke hain neele hare laal) - 2

Rang reli mein rang khelungi
Rang jaaungi
Rang gehre hain
Abke saal
Ab hamein koi rokey nahi
Ab hamein koi tokey nahi
Ab hone do ho jo bhi haal
Dekho aayi holi rang layi holi
Chali picthkari uda hai gulaal
Banke hain ghata mann jhum utha
Rang chalke hain neele hare laal

hoo...
Bheegi choli chunari bhi geeli hui
Sajnaji dekho main neeli hui
Thodi thodi tu jo nashili hui
Patli kamar lachkili hui
Mann kyon na behke
Tan kyon na dehke
Tum reh reh ke
Mat pheko yeh nazaron ka jaal
Ab hamein koi rokey nahi
Ab hamein koi tokey nahi
Ab hone do ho jo bhi haal
Dekho aayi holi rang layi holi
Aaj hua ek sa kamaal
Rang aaise ude dekhane mein lage
Koi range hawao ke baal
(Chandi ki thaal se leke gulaal
ab radha se khelenge holi murari
radha bhi natkhat hain
palti woh jhatpat hain
maari kanhaiyaa ko hain pichkaari) - 2
Dekhane wale toh dang hue hain
Ke holi mein dono ho sang hue hai
Toh radha kanha ek rang hue hain
Kaun hain radha kaun hain kanha
Kaun yeh samjha kaun yeh jaana

ho o o...
Holi mein jo sajni se nayan lade
Thaami hain kalaai ke baat badhe
Teer se jaise mere mann mein gade
Teri yeh nazariya jo mujhpe pade
Jo yeh raas rache
Jo yeh dhoom mache
Koi kaise bache
Hamse poocho na
Tum yeh sawaal
Ab hamein koi rokey nahi
Ab hamein koi tokey nahi
Ab hone do ho jo bhi haal
(Chorus 1)
Ab hamein koi rokey nahi
Ab hamein koi tokey nahi
Ab hone do ho jo bhi haal
Dekho aayi holi rang layi holi
Chali picthkari uda hain gulaal
Banke hain ghata mann jhum utha
Rang chalke hain neele hare laal

aaye...Holi Holi...

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Holi Ke Din
Chalo saheli - 2
Chalo re saathi - 2
Ye pakdo
Ye (pakadoo) - 4 ise na chhodo
Arra arra arra baiya na todo,
Oye thaher ja babhi, arey jare sharabi
Kya ho raja gali mein aaja
Holi holi gaaon ki gori o nakharewaali
Dungi main gali arre raamu ki saali, holi re holi

(Holi ke din dil khil jaate hain rangon mein rang mil jaate hain)-2
gile shikwe bhul ke doston dushman bhi gale mil jaate hain
Chorus 1

Holi hain

Gori tere rang jaisaa thodasa main rang bana lu
Aa tere gulabi gaalon se thoda sa gulaal chura lu
(Jare ja deewane tu holi ke bahane tu)-2
Chhed na mujhe besaram
Puchh le zamane se aise hi bahane se liye aur diye dil jaate hain
Holi ke din dil khil jaate hain rango mein rang mil jaate hain

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Rang Barse
Rang barse bheege chunar wali, rang barse
Are kaine maari pichkaari tori bheegi angiya
O rangrasia rangrasia, ho
Rang barse bheege chunar wali, rang barse...

Sone ki thaali main jona parosa
Are, sone ki thaali main jona parosa
Haan, sone ki thaali main jona parosa
Are, khaye gauri ka yaar balam tarse rang barse
Holi hai!!!
O, Rang barse bheege chunar wali, rang barse...

Launga elaichi ka, are launga elaichi ka
Launga elaichi ka? Haan
Are launga elaichi ka beeda lagaya
Haan, launga elaichi ka beeda lagaya
Chabe gauri ka yaar, balam tarse
Holi hai!!!
O, Rang barse bheege chunar wali, rang barse ...

Are, bela chameli ka sez bhichhaya
Bela chameli ka, sez bhichhaya
Are, bela chameli ka sez bhichhaya
Haan, bela chameli ka sez bhichhaya
Soye gauri ka yaar, balam tarse
Holi hai!!!
O, Rang barse bheege chunar wali, rang barse...

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Hori Khele Raghuveera
Taal se taal mile more babuaa baaje dhol mridang
Man se man kaa mel jo ho to rang se mil jaaye rang
O hori khele Raghuveeraa

(Hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa) - 3
Haan hilmil aave log lugaai hilmil aave log lugaai
Hilmil aave log lugaai
Bhai mahalan mein bheeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Arey hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Holi hai
Yeah hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Arey hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Pat tak dhig dhig dhig dhaan jhaa jhaa jhaa jhanak jhaa jhaa jhaa
Arey dhin dik dhak dhin dhin dhin ton kaa re kaa hey kar tanan dhaa dhaa dhaa
Tak dhin, tak dhin tak dhin tanan dhum tanan dhaa dhaa
(Inko sharam nahin aaye dekhe naahin apni umariyaa) - 2
Ho saath baras mein ishq ladaaye
Saath baras mein ishq ladaaye
(Mukhade pe rang lagaaye badaa rangeelaa sanvariyaa) – 2
Chunari pe daale abheeraa avadh mein hori khere raghuveeraa
(Arey chunari pe daale abheeraa avadh mein hori khere raghuveeraa) - 2
Haan hilmil aave log lugaai
Bhai mahalan mein bheeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Holi hai
Arey hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa

Hey ab ke phaag mose khelo na hori
Haan haan na khelat na khelat
Tori shapath main umariyaa ki thori
Haay haay haay chaachaa
Ta ta ta ta ta ra ta ta ta ta haay jhun jhun haay jhun jhun
(Dekhe hai upar se jhaanke nahin andar sajaniyaa) – 2
(Umr chadi hai dil to javaan hai) – 2
(Baanhon mein bharke mujhe zaraa jhankaa de painjaniyaa) - 2
Saanchi kahe hai kabiraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Arey saanchi kahe hai kabiraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Arey hori khere raghu
o hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Hilmil aave log lugaai haan hilmil aave log lugaai
Bhai mahalan mein bheeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Holi hai
Hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Ey bhaiyaa hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa
Haath de bhaiyaa
Hori khele raghuveeraa avadh mein hori khele raghuveeraa

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Mohe Chedo Na
O.....O...
Mohe chhedo na
O mohe chhedo na nand ke lala
Ki main hi brij bala
Nahi main radha teri
Mohe chhedo na nand ke lala
Ki main hi brij bala
Nahi main radha teri
Mohe chhedo na nand ke lala

Kahe pakad li meri kalai
Teri duhai o krishna kanahi
Kahe pakad li meri kalai
Teri duhai krishna kanahi
Harzai too bansi wala
Ki main hoon brij bala
Nahi main radha teri
Mohe chhedo na nand ke lala

Radha se hogi
Radha se hogi teri chhichholi
Aankh micholi tum humjoli
Holi main yoon mujhe kyon rang dala
Ki main hoon brij bala
Nahi main radha teri
Mohe chhedo na nand ke lala
Ki main hoon brij bala
Nahi main radha teri
Mohe chhedo na nand ke lala

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