Originally posted by: asmaanixx
Loll, Idek anything about these festivals. Jaise manani hai manaye jaye. But ek baat toh meine taan li, mein na kabhi lohri manao. Agar in-laws ne force bhi kiya toh shart par karungi ki agar ladki hui uske liye bhi karni hogi.
I mean, I can understand all this happening back in the day because boys were everything to them but nowadays too?? Why???
But Lohri has nothing to do with gender.
It's a huge bonfire with the entire family during the peak of winter. It's to celebrate the oncoming summer and welcome the sun in the northern hemisphere or something.
Winters are generally harsh on people and when they don't have proper amenities to fight the cold, it can get very daunting. So in a way this festival brings hopes to people that the worst is over. It's also an indication of the harvest of Rabi crops.
In my family, we have loads of fun, all dancing and enjoying around the fire in the biting cold weather. Plus, we celebrate it each year, not for the birth of kids.
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