Women dress up like the rangolis they made in viral video. Harsh Goenka loves it
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Posted on Twitter by Harsh Goenka, the video shows a group of women displaying the colourful rangolis they made.
Several videos on the internet prove how creative desi netizens can be. Whether it is some kind of innovative jugaad or simply showcasing artistic skills, one can trust desi Twitter to make their jaw drop. A recent video shared by business tycoon Harsh Goenka is the perfect addition to those creative clips.
Posted on Twitter, the video shows a group of women displaying the colourful rangolis they made. However, there’s a twist. The women were seen dressed exactly like the rangolis they made! Isn’t that beautiful?
Rangolis are quite popular during the festive season when people draw beautiful designs on the floor with colours. It is done to bring good luck and joy to the household.
“Unique rangoli competition, amazing to see the crafts of our people!” read the caption.
Take a look:
Unique rangoli competitionamazing to see the crafts of our people! pic.twitter.com/6dgSU6J42L
The clip has been viewed over 48k times and received tons of reactions. People lauded the talent of the women and wrote how perfectly the designs were made in rangoli.
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