Monday
saw
a
host
of
festivals
like
Baisakhi,
Bihu,
Poila
Boishakh,
Vishu,
Ugadi.
Film
folk
celebrate
by
dressing
up
and
creating
happy
memories
on
social
media.
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Priya
Prakash
Varrier/Instagram
Priya
Prakash
Varrier
celebrates
Vishu
with
a
photoshoot.
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Janhvi
Kapoor/Instagram
Janhvi
Kapoor
shoots
her
own
pictures
as
she
wishes
her
fans:
‘Happy
Vishu
and
Happy
Puthandu!
my
Malayali
and
Tamil
fam,
I
hope
you
guys
have
the
best
year
ahead
filled
with
love,
prosperity
and
happiness
you
guys
have
always
given
me
so
much
love
and
encouragement
and
made
me
feel
like
a
part
of
you’ll
—
and
it’s
meant
so
much
to
me
🙂
She
also
shares
a
video
of
herself
with
a
disclaimer:
‘I
wouldn’t
feel
worthy
of
that
privilege
if
I
didn’t
atleast
try
to
speak
in
your
sweet
sweet
language.
So
here
is
my
attempt
pls
forgive
me
for
my
mistakes
I’m
still
learning
but
will
get
there
soon
I
promise
special
shout
out
to
my
Malayalam
and
Tamil
tutors
@roshan.matthew
@mathukuttyxavier
@manushnandandop
#SundarisRoots
#ParamSundari.’
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Mamta
Mohandas/Instagram
Mamta
Mohandas
digs
into
a
traditional
sadhya.
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Upasana
Kamineni
Konidela/Instagram
Ram
Charan
and
his
wife
Upasana
Kamineni
Konidela
wish:
‘We
hope
you
had
an
amazing
day.
Wishing
you
joy,
prosperity,
&
new
beginnings
this
festive
season!
Happy
Vishu,
Puthandu,
Bohag
Bihu,
&
Maha
Bishuba
Pana
Sankranti.’
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Puja
Banerjee/Instagram
Puja
Banerjee
enjoys
a
‘Poila
Boisakh
dinner’.
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Karishma
Tanna/Instagram
Karishma
Tanna
brings
in
Ugadi
with
husband
Varun
Bangera.
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Plabita
Borthakur/Instagram
Plabita
Borthakur
celebrates
Bohaag
Bihu
with
her
sisters,
Priyangi
and
Parineeta.
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Manisha
Koirala/Instagram
‘Wishing
everyone
a
joyful
and
prosperous
Nepali
New
Year
2082!
May
this
new
year
bring
peace,
purpose,
and
possibilities
into
all
our
lives.
Happy
Naya
Barsha!’
wishes
Manisha
Koirala.
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Manju
Warrier/Instagram
Manju
Warrier
celebrates
Vishu
with
mother
Girija,
brother
Madhu,
sister-in-law
Anu
and
daughter
Avani.
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Priya
Mani
Raj/Instagram
Priya
Mani
Raj
shares
a
throwback
picture
from
Kochi
to
wish
fans.
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Mohanlal/Instagram
Mohanlal
pens
a
personal
note.
Photograph:
Kind
courtesy
Ashish
Vidyarthi/Instagram
Ashish
Vidyarthi
gets
to
celebrate
a
host
of
festivals
as
his
father
Govind
Vidyarthi
was
a
Malayali,
mother
Reba
Vidyarthi
(Nee:
Chattopadhyay)
was
a
Bengali
and
wife
Rupali
Barua
is
Assamese.
So
he
celebrates
Vishu,
Poila
Boishakh
as
well
as
Bohaag
Bihu,
and
posts,
‘As
the
vibrant
hues
of
spring
brighten
our
days,
we
welcome
new
beginnings
celebrated
across
our
diverse
land.
May
this
season
of
harvest
and
hope
bring
abundance,
light,
and
happiness
into
your
lives.
‘Whether
it’s
the
golden
glow
of
the
Vishukkani,
the
rhythmic
beats
of
Bihu
dances,
the
poetic
charm
of
Poila
Boishakh,
or
the
spirited
celebrations
of
Baisakhi
—
each
festival
reminds
us
of
renewal,
resilience,
and
the
beauty
of
tradition.
Wishing
you
all
a
joyous
Vishu,
Bihu,
Poila
Boishakh,
and
Baisakhi!’
Photographs
curated
by
Satish
Bodas/Rediff
