Holi Hunnime

Holi Hunnime is the festival of Hindus consisting of two days of celebrations. The first day related to it is called Holika Dahan, while the second day is called Dhulandi. Dhulandi is also called Rangwali Holi, and during this day, worshipped gods are Krishna and Shiva and the related Shiva God named Radha Rani. On event first day, the celebrations related to the victory of the Victory God named Rama are arranged, and another day is dedicated to Krishna and his relative God Shiva. 

Celebrations related to Dhulandi on Holi Hunnime

This is a critical day arranged all over India’s temples. In this ritual ceremony, Bonfire worship occurs in which celebrators worship massive fire. People come to the temple on this festival to worship Krishna and Shiva. Last year, it was arranged for the 17th of March. It is also named Dol Purnima in a few Hindu societies in west India. Thread wearing ceremony is also arranged in which all celebrators wear thread to clear their sins. 

First-day customs on Holi Hunnime

During the festival’s first day, the remaining ceremonies related to Rama God are celebrated, and Krishna is also worshipped. Krishna’s idols are wrapped with white clothes and taken to the temple for his bonfire worship. Krishna Manders are decorated with yellow lights, and the arts of Krishna are presented near the Krishna idol. The color ceremony is also celebrated on this day, where people throw various colors on each other.