Best Holi Pics 2020 - From Burning Hot Photos To Super Serious Masked Faces
Pham Hai Ha|Mar 10, 2020
While some people decided to stay away from the traditional festival and avoid large crowds, some others still got into the act. Check out 10 best Holi pics of 2020 in the time of coronavirus!
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Holi, the Hindu festival that marks the beginning of spring has just begun on Monday, 9 March. Apart from welcoming the spring season the colourful event also celebrates love and fertility. Due to the coronavirus outbreak which is sweeping over the whole world, some decided to stay away from the traditional festival to minimise large crowds as being advised. However, most Indians still got into the act, including our super hot Bollywood stars. Check out the best Holi pics 2020 in the time of coronavirus!
Apart from vibrant costumes and colorful explosions, India also sees facemasks here and traditional festival. This is definitely the hottest item of Holi 2020 as everyone needs to protect themselves from the deadly virus.
Not only adults but also children are aware of protecting themselves from infection. A child with cerebral palsy was spotted wearing a mask while having fun at 'Holi' party organized by Trishala Foundation, in Prayagraj.
Meanwhile, there are a lot of people who are seemed immune to the fear of the new virus. University students started throwing a colorful party as early as on Friday, filing their holidays with laughter. They even mix powders with water for a potent mix.
Obviously, even the fear of the deadly virus cannot stop Indians from celebrating one of the most photogenic religious festivals of the year.
The tradition of smearing colorful powder dated back to the legend of Lord Krishna’s mother who used colored powder to change his dark skin so he could stop comparing his skin to Radha’s complexion.
Today, people continue using colored powders, also known as gulal in Hindi, to celebrate the festival. It used to be made from herds and flowers but synthetic and eco-friendly powders have been widely used recently.
And finally are the burning pictures of our stars when celebrating Holi 2020. Take a look at the best Holi pics 2020 from these sexy women!
To all our Hindu brothers and sisters around the world, wish you all the joy, happiness, and merriment. Happy Holi, everyone
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