▶️ Watch on 3Speak --- This year we had everything well arranged. Raja festival) is a special festival to celebrate femininity and every year, we celebrate it in our society by having an event, in ...
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@milaan: Happy Raja Sir. The feminine character of Mother Earth is celebrated and demonstrated in the form of RAJA festivals in Odisha. The festivals in India are always in semblance with Nature and have distinct regional themes. RAJA is one among them. And even more so such a festival is incomplete without the presence of the Ladies of Earth, after all, they are the embodiment of Mother Earth. Ladies achieve congruence and completeness of womanhood after becoming mothers. I thoroughly enjoyed the video and the rich photographic content. I can sense happiness and charm in the body language of the commune, that's how the participants grace this occasion. May you have many more opportunities to explore collective happiness through never ending festivals. Thank you. Have a great day. Jai Jagannath. 🙏🙏🙏
@lizelle: It sure looks like a very successful event, the Chicken in Honey would have been my choice, it looks so good, and I'm sure that must have been a sell out dish! I see not only the ladies know about those dance moves ;)
@tengolotodo: I have been away on holiday and have been missing your colourful posts! I love the Raja festival although I don't think it is everywhere in India. Women should be celebrated and I love how the young ones get to become entrepreneurs for the night! Cool moves and the sari's are so colourful, your wife's top was so colourful too.
@outwars: Celebrating femininity is really wonderful. Women are oppressed in different countries, so seeing them celebrated here is a good example to show others. Having wonderful food and company makes it even better.
@the-lead: Lovely picture, more so, your video editing is top notch, you made remember how it sounds when I watch indie movies. Thanks for taking me back in time.
@shamis: Just excellent festival, showing feminity importance. In my schooldays, in 80's and 90's we lived in quarters.and we had lots of friends from all over India . It was a great celebration, especially whenit came to their individual festival . This photos reminded me of those days. An appeeciable fact indeed.
@mysteriousroad: I never heard about this type of festival...all pictures are amazing 👍
@theringmaster: Wow dear sir, this is such a fun and meaningful celebration. It's great to see a community coming together to honor femininity. The stalls and music must have made it so lively. Glad you had everything you arranged !LADY
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@kawsar8035: nice to know about this. Because I have never heard such kind of celebration. best of luck
@jlufer: Hello dear friend @sanjeevm good morning I love these celebrations that you have in your culture, a way to stimulate good relationships and coexistence with neighbors, in addition to children learning to be entrepreneurs and you the opportunity to acquire delicious snacks Thank you very much for sharing these afternoons with us.
@tough: These types of celebrations are always special and beautiful and create memories I must confess
@krish.kumar: Your society's Raja festival celebration is beautifully shown, with colourful design, delicious food, and exciting dance performances. Your passion is apparent resulting in a touching portrayal of women and community spirit.
@annievictory: I have heard about the Raja celebration but didn't know what it meant but now that it had been well explained by you , the festival really make sense and I love how the swings were decorated with those colorful flowers.💐🌻🌷
@rafzat: I love how people dressed for this Raja festival I am sure it is an interesting one