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My Tenali and Diwali
Diwali announces its arrival with booms and bangs in almost every street corner at least one week before the actual day of the festival and the crackers continue to rock for several days after that....
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Diwali 2010…
The day started for the little Vs at 4.30 AM and Varun must have been a confused boy for the best part of the day not understanding why the streets rocked damaal-dimeel thus! The new clothes were laid...
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One of Varun’s fav breakfast combo is poooyee – chaach (poori and tomato sauce). After he is done with the pooris, you’ll find him licking away the last bit of sauce on his fingers. The scene however...
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Deepavali back then meant my paternal grandma’s formula ‘legiyam’ or ‘lehyam’, my mom’s Mysore pak , rangolies, crackers, and tailored dress for the sis and I from the same cloth or at least of the...
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Diwali
Diwali meant a lot of things back then. It was not just about new clothes, firecrackers, or sweets. Every Diwali, I go back in time to those moments when every single thing around the festival was...
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