Efra here ✌🏼. So copyright made it nearly impossible to post this, sincere apologies for some cuts, i Still hope you found our input somewhat enjoyable. Thanks and once again apologies.

The holi song you reacted to “Balam Pichkari”. That was Holi. Mainly in North India. We drench each other with colour. And of course there is a religious connection- celebrating the victory of good over evil. Beginning of spring

Holi is a Hindu festival. It is celebrated to welcome the spring and good over evil. We put colorful powder on each other. People wear white or old clothes. It is not done like in the song. It is not like a carnival. It is played among friends and family and neighbors. People also make drinks using cannabis and get intoxicated. 😃

India is also the Country of Festivals. There is a saying that - there is 365 days in a year but we have 366 festivals😂😂😂 Love from India!🙏🏻🇮🇳

Many holi events are organised in a very funky way in different states and cities of India but normally people played holi at home with family, friends or relatives. They used water balloons to throw on each other, water guns, dry gulal (colors) putting on eachother. They eat tasty homemade snacks and food. They dance on different party songs. Mostly people love to wear the dress they want to discard it soon.... 🤣 but in holi events their is particular a dress code which is white in colour. Every state celebrated in their own unique way.

Would love to see you react to bezubaan phirse from ABCD movie which stands for anybody can dance. You can expect some great dance moves

"Jai Jai Shivshankar" from "War" starring Tiger Shroff and Hrithik Roshan. Another amazing Holi song with two most amazing Dancers of India.

There are some great songs without which every holi is literally INCOMPLETE like balam pichkari(literally the National anthem for holi)😂, Hori khele Raghubira, rang barse, aang lagana, go pagal, let's play holi and this one.. can't recall any other at this moment 😅

Do not believe on Karan Johar movies for any facts....just watch it for fun...But if you ask about Holi, it's totally different.

Holi is celebrated all over India. And there are lots of sweets in Holi. And we buy the colours. It's available in shops during Holi. People usually wear white cause it looks colourful. But u can wear anything. And we dance & party. It's celebrated so much that all the roads are colourful when it's over.

Here in western Indian (Maharashtra specifically), we celebrate Holi a day before. A whole village or a community comes together to worship a specific dried tree stem... At midnight we heap hay, wood, dried coconut leaves, etc. around the stem and then burn it... It indicates burning of evils within and triumph of goodness.... There is a lore behind this festival - "a woman named 'holika' was given a boon that she would never burn. She schemed to burn her nephew by sitting him on her lap and setting fire around as she would remain intact. Her Nephew Pralhad was a great worshiper of Lord Vishnu so was unharmed and Holika ended up burning." The holi burning is mostly done in farms as harvesting is already done. The ashes are good for the soil. The next day traditionally, people used to take the same ashes and soil, mix it with water and smear it on each other (ashes and soil have great antiseptic properties by the way)... In present day, the soil and mud is replaced by powdered colours... P. S. With our rich history, we have many festivals and celebrations... Each of which are attached to various lores and/or seasonal changes and have some science behind it.....

Its not mandatory to wear white clothes but yeah a lot of people wear and efra u r right ppl also wear disposable clothes.. and no waleska it's not easy to remove varnish and mundaphata colours but the powdered ones wash off quite easily.. I literally scrubbed my face with a scrubber but it still hasn't gone off and I've an expensive party to attend tomorrow..

Glad to see that you guys liked the song.😍 There are many types of Holi celebrated in different parts of India like - • Colour Holi • Flower Holi • Mud Holi • Lathmaar Holi

so glad to see you guys so pumped for holi.. writing this after celebrating for the entire day in holi basically you meet up with friends and family in the noon and plAY with colours (you can wear white clothes but majority of people wear old clothes which they can discard) and then in the evening you wear traditinal or indo western style clothing , gather up with your family and friends , put gullal(the powder thingy ) on their cheeks and wish them happy holi you eat dance and party like any other festival ps- those colours take a week to completely clear off

The actors in the song are very famous, also the song is really famous itself and is played in every holi celebrations.

so the whole nation is lighted when its diwali thats the color of light,,, holi is festival of colours and yes, it is preferred to wear white clothes but not necessarily.

Please check out ' jai jai shiv shankar' from the movie 'war' starring hritik roshan and tiger shroff.. this song is based on holi theme and is a amazing song with amazing dance as well.. You wont be disappointed..of that I'm sure

Plz react to Deva shree ganesha from Agnipath movie .....u will definitely like it

Holi is the festival of colours everything is extreme here colours on roads streets gullies everywhere THANDAI OR BHAANG being the most special drink I will leave the research of this drink to you✌✌

🤣🤣 there could not have been a worse video to get idea of Holi

❤️Holi is a famous Hindu festival that is celebrated in every part of India with utmost joy and enthusiasm. The ritual starts by lighting up the bonfire one day before the day of Holi and this process symbolizes the triumph of good over the bad. On the day of Holi people play with colours with their friends and families and in evening they show love and respect to their close ones with Gulal(powdered colour). N Yes we get those from shops ... There are sweets , snacks, Thandai(drink prepared with a mixture of almonds, fennel seeds, watermelon kernels, rose petals, pepper, poppy seeds, cardamom, saffron, milk and sugar). ❤️

it is a harvest festival that celebrates different colors of life and triumph of good over evil. It is a two day festival but in some places it is celebrated for a month.

2:15 just like how India is so diverse, holi celebration is also diverse in its way. I recently got to know that in South India, Holi is not such a big deal but it's definitely a big deal in North India. And name for this particular festival also vary across India.

You should definitely check out Hawayein song by Arijit Singh.Its love/travel song (Best of Arijit as well).you will like it❤️. (For reference:kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mb9_dZxlls3diH0.html )

please react to "Mere naam tu" by Abhay Jodhpurkar❤❤,I bet you will be blown away by the music and melody of that song. 🤗❤ The music arrangement will BLOW YOU UP! It's composed by Ajay-Atul

I love you guys reacting and learning about these things. and Happy late holi!

Holi is essentially a celebration of spring and new life. It represents the way the colourful flowers bloom and rain showers in the summer. We play it with water and powdered colours which were (and sometimes still are) made from crushed flowers. Holi has been celebrated for so many years in Northern belt of the Ganges that it has a mythical/religious origin story but in the modern times it's just the biggest party of the year Oh by the way adults also socially drink a cannabis milkshake.. idk what that represents but I guess it's related to letting loose and enjoying oneself

This is not a good video to learn about Holi and this is not how it is celebrated too..

Now with a MALL culture... it is celebrated everywhere with much fanfare similar to chrismas. However, this track is from a movie with party vibes which does not represent the true celebrations. But it is a festival of colours celebrated across the nation in different formats (main intent is to celebrate victory of good over evil) and one should enjoy the celebration on streets.

Jai Jai Shiv shankar from war movie... Another great holi song

🎇READ 🪔READ 💥READ 1:11 Yeah it dose look like this but not much during Holi festival but in Diwali festival it's so much more than that , Diwali also one of the major festival (the festival of Lights, goodness and purity against Darkness ) the all people light up their houses with lights, lamps and Diyas (earthen lamps) also we not just decorate our House but everything even all citys in India are most brightest on Diwali festival, lot of shopping, lots of fireworks, puja (prayers), gifts, feast, and Do not forgot sweets ...

To see how holi is played in India you should watch either of following song... Where you can see wider concept of the same.... Balam pichkari Hori khele raghuveer Rang barse Etc . And Holi is played all over India just in different ways according to regions... You can see the best Holi celebration in 'Barsana' 'Vrindavan' and 'Mathura'. Holi of flowers, Holi of sticks ( Lathmaar Holi ), Holi of colours, Holi of water, etc . . There is no such dress code in the festival of Holi. Just at evening after removing all colours we were new beautiful clothes and in every houses you can find lots of home made sweets ( gujiya, pua, laddos, etc) and many snacks and also main course dishes. . . That's all as per my knowledge.. Thank you. . . And yes I like your reaction vedios. You guys are just awesome. I love your reaction especially ''ghar more pardesiya " the first reaction vedio I had watched... . . Hope you keep reacting more and we all will keep supporting you... Keep going and last but no the least... Happy Holi 🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊

YOU GUYS WERE JAMMING ON MANALI TRANCE AND GIRLS LIKE TO SWING IN THE PREVIOUS LIVE LOVE YOU GUYS💜💜

In case you want an honest reaction.... Don't stop so much!!!! Have been writing the same comment since the beginning of time!!!! It just kills the song

great song but nothing here looks how real holi is celebrated

Its 3 am.. Yesterday it was holi...after that I have washed my face 5 times it's still pink and green.. .. 😂😂Every one play with color in their locality and close people till 2-3pm..then they dress up and go to neighbours, friend and relatives house.. Have sweets and put colour... And this goes on for 1 week....till they visit each and every house... Its full on fun... You meet people whom you never meet from months cause of busy schedule

please react to muskurahat from gangubai kathiawadi by arijit .Its another masterpiece by arijit singh ....but its a request to react to lyrical video because sanjay leela bhansali 's movies are visually so good that it can divert all attention towards scenes .He is the same director of bajirao mastani

Efraa 😂😂😂😂 after Mathura, "Okay can't say that one.. neither that one"❤️ 😂😂😂

You both are really awesome and it's really fun to watch your videos

Did I see thumbnail correctly with 830M view 😅 and this video 8s published 4 mins back 😀

Don't pause after every 10 sec.. That's annoying.

Holi festival is celebrated differently on every region but one thing that similar is colouring part in every where.

Happy Holi Waleska & Efra ❤️💛💚💙💜♥️

Holi is celebrated for two days. On the first day, there's a bonfire in the evening which signifies burning all the "Bads/evils". The second day we play with colours, enjoy sweets and visiting friends & families. I can tell you that it is celebrated everywhere in India (Some places might have more celebrations than the others) .... But everyone loves Holi ❤️❤️❤️

Holi is celebrated with full enthusiasm in India.After winter and at the onset of summers.In the .morning people prey lord Krishna and Radha.. In this song u saw urban celebration of Holi.If u want to see traditional way of celebration then u must watch the song: Woh Kishna Hai This song was a huge success years back and sung by Sukhwinder Singh.The melody of this so g is amazing with the music of flute.Lord Krishna is always depicted with flute ana peacock feather.

I would like to recommend to listen to Tandav nd kaun hai wo...these two songs will surely gives you goosebumps 🤗

The colours we used were earlier made by many flowers of different colours. But nowadays chemicals and synthetic colours are used to reduce cost and time. Also we get very strong pigments and if u use them then how much u bath it won't come off in a day. So alot of people can be seen all coloured evn after days of celebration. And the Hiranyakashipu thing. Its actually a legend that he was an atheist king but had a son named Prahlad who believed in God. He wanted to kill his son because he didn't like his son to be religious,but failed every time. So once he called his sister holika (she had a blessing that no fire could burn her) and asked her to sit with his son in the fire to burn him to death. She did as said but eventually the son came out and she burnt in fire.so the choti holi(first day) is celebrated by burning big bonfire (like 6-8ft tall) and doin pooja(worship) to ward off evil. We play only with colours at this night. And next day real holi in the morning with everything,water colour,water balloons,dj and dance. And it's celebrated all over India . Few places celebrate different way. Like the radha Krishna as u said,they are goddess and God. Idk much abt it but in short radha got angry on krishna and hit him with a stick. So on 2nd day of holi, on cities where radha n krishna, women hit their husbands or partner with big sticks (tho men have shield to protect and only their partner bit em) along with usual colour and water .

Yes it is from the movie Badri ki dulhania

In olden times Holi was mostly an event of farmers from north and middle India. Holi is a huge pile of fire which is lit on fire after sun set on the full moon night according to the Hindu calendar it also represents the change of climate from cold to hot and farmers know their work is going to start also the farmers used the weeds from the farms into the flames so a it's a win over the evil weed that grows in their lands in winter. The next day the freshly opened up land free from weeds is dry and used to apply on the faces of each other as a celebration of land is clean and work can begin that is called " Dulwad" means dust. No color was used by the farmers just plain soil from their own farms. Later the organic colours were used by the kings and their subjects just to make their farmers happy and to show them they were a part of their celebration but that's was not honest just politics. Today almost every one celebrate Holi with colours and water also exchange lots of sweets but that is a modern way to enjoy and because stress free.

Our clothes get ripped offf during playing holi 😂😂😂😂🤣

You've already watched two Holi videos. *Lahu muh lag gaya* and *Balam pichkari*.

OMG FINALLY!!!!! I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!

You guys should react on the song " maula mere maula mere " movie name 'Anwar ' literally song is a masterpiece ..👍🏻

Simply holy for bring the colors( happiness)to ur family and friends

Holi is celebrated almost everywhere in India.. And also in whichever Country Indians live..

Happy Holi 🌈

Happy Holi 🔥🔥

It's not the first time you guys have reacted to " balam pichkari" it was more of perfect" holi" song than this The balam pichkari song is like how we celebrate in morning and this song is about how we celebrate at night

In Manipur, a state in North East India, we celebrate Holi for 5 days. We have sports and other programs too

Trust me, don't take Holi lessons from this! Watch Rang Barse song starring Amitabh Bachchan it's close to how real Holi looks like.

No humping Oh My God!!! Haha, the end was extraordinary.

Learning about festival from random song being played in club is like trying to learn about nuclear bomb and missile from Diwali firecrackers

Happy Holi

if you guys didnt notice the two people in this video[Varun dhawan and Alia Bhatt] are the same two actors from the "ghar mor pardesiya" video

This year I was not able to celebrate Holi because our grandfather passed away few months back and you know we can't celebrate unless it's one year completed.We were missing him.😌🥺 Btw Happy belated Holi.And loved your reaction.

Whole country goes wild.

Colorful powder is basically used everywhere; but the celebration could be slightly different- some places use a lot of water balloons, water guns “pichari” etc; “bhang” which is cannabis milk or sweets used in some places; also people do “dhuni” which is bum fire … but basically colors and food with friends, family, neighbors or anybody who wants to join !!!

Holi is the craziest thing in the world ❤❤❤❤❤

Yay

1:21 It looks like that during Diwali which is another huge festival, not really during Holi tho And No, you usually can't wash the colours off

Holi is one of my favourite fastival

Yes Holi is a spring celebration festival to celebrate the good over evil. The colours are called Gulal in Hindi used to be made from plant sources but yes it's cornstarch with cosmetic grade dyes, now you can get organic colours to be safe. Holi is celebrated with family-friends-neigbhours, with eatables, snacks, also with the intoxicated drink called thandai or bhang that is prepared and have fun with holi party like songs.

Every festival is great to see in INDIA as different region people celebrate every festival and holi is great to see in village areas...

Mann bharriyaa 2.0 by B praak pls!

Holi is the festival of colours

There is whole preparations for holi like purchasing colours and water baloons and plastic guns etc

Happy holi ♤♡♢

Happy holi 🎉💙❤️

holi is celebrated all over india it is so much fun

This is a family festival. U buy colour in the market. Played with family and friends

The color powder was traditionally made of dried potato starch mixed with natural plant extract dyes. Now a days, hugh demand and rampant profiteering has resulted in synthetic/harmful stuff dominating the market. Still, you can find organic/safe colors if you are keen to have it and ready to spend a bit more.

There are different types of holi in india you should check it out

Holi festival is practically a welcome festival for spring or summer season.....by this time new crops are ready to harvest....hence the celebration. In my culture, we roast some fresh crop in holy fire of holika dahan and eat it as god's blessing

I want to tell you that the actor in this song are same in Ghar more pardesiya song.both male and female.

Yes holi is celebrated in the same way in every part of india & no we don't usually wear a white attire we literally choose the worst and dirtiest outfit of the year to wear on holi coz at last all those colors are gonna ruin ur clothes. If there's a professional holi party then you're gonna wear white clothes but if you're gonna play in ur home with your society friends then we don't even dare to wear a good outfit😂

Yes baby

I even expected it... Would be this song

happy holi

It is celebrated different in different part of country but there is a similarity of colours as holi is the festival of colours

This is bollywood version of Holi🤣🤣

most famous holi in celebrated in braj area up India holi festival starts half or a month before to the actual holi day and it goes 15 days after holi in some places I am from mathura

This song is from movie Badri ki dhulania

I think this is the first video in which they didn't talk about technicality.... But enjoyed the essence of song🤪...

India is diverse county , Each parts celebrate its own Style of Holi..but colurs is comman for all...😎

Holi is a day festival, this was made like a hybrid of joli and Diwali which actually is a night time festival

Habibi come to India next year . 😹💛

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In goa india it's celebrated in a slightly different way but it gose on till 7 days it's like Halloween in goa kids go to every house to ask for sweets some give them swets some give them.money and all of it is spent same day in the evening by doing get together it's different then rest of India we have shighmo utsav and romat for those 7 days where people drink and dance

You should react to disco deewane song, this song is also of varun dhawan and alia bhatt and siddharth malhotra in student of the year movie so you must watch this song

Holi is celebrated across India with regional variations. It is diverse.