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Celebrated with extravagant enthusiasm, Holi is one of the most important festivals in India. With spirits at an all time high across the nation, the festival of colours is ready to capture imaginations and be extremely social media friendly. There's frenetic shopping going on already as families and friends are getting ready to celebrate the day soon. While all the bustle can seem natural to us in India, recently, the festival has been gaining prominence in many, many cities across the world.
For non-resident Indians, festivals like this provide for an opportune time to connect with their cultural roots and traditions. It serves as a reminder of home and they, with friends, take to celebrating the festival with gusto. And not just Indians, the festival is seen a colour expression among people of other ethnicities and thus, Holi is celebrated worldwide Here's a look at the celebrations from across the world