Home Actress Shenaz Treasurywala HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers March 2022 Shenaz Treasurywala Instagram - Is there something in your community that is your pride like the swords are to the Rajputs? I would love to come to your city and cover it! The Rajput warrior clans hold the sword as a weapon of great prestige. It is often featured in religious iconography, theatre and art depicting the ancient history of India. Even in weddings the bride and grooms families gift each other swords! Would love to hear more about the swords in the comments form the Rajputs and people of Rajasthan! #sword #swordmaking #prideofrajputs #travelromancesmiles Rajasthan, India

Shenaz Treasurywala Instagram – Is there something in your community that is your pride like the swords are to the Rajputs? I would love to come to your city and cover it! The Rajput warrior clans hold the sword as a weapon of great prestige. It is often featured in religious iconography, theatre and art depicting the ancient history of India. Even in weddings the bride and grooms families gift each other swords! Would love to hear more about the swords in the comments form the Rajputs and people of Rajasthan! #sword #swordmaking #prideofrajputs #travelromancesmiles Rajasthan, India

Shenaz Treasurywala Instagram - Is there something in your community that is your pride like the swords are to the Rajputs? I would love to come to your city and cover it! The Rajput warrior clans hold the sword as a weapon of great prestige. It is often featured in religious iconography, theatre and art depicting the ancient history of India. Even in weddings the bride and grooms families gift each other swords! Would love to hear more about the swords in the comments form the Rajputs and people of Rajasthan! #sword #swordmaking #prideofrajputs #travelromancesmiles Rajasthan, India

Shenaz Treasurywala Instagram – Is there something in your community that is your pride like the swords are to the Rajputs? I would love to come to your city and cover it!

The Rajput warrior clans hold the sword as a weapon of great prestige. It is often featured in religious iconography, theatre and art depicting the ancient history of India. Even in weddings the bride and grooms families gift each other swords!

Would love to hear more about the swords in the comments form the Rajputs and people of Rajasthan!

#sword #swordmaking #prideofrajputs #travelromancesmiles Rajasthan, India | Posted on 17/Mar/2022 08:26:34

Shenaz Treasurywala Instagram – Laathi- Maar Holi or Kapde-Faad Holi? Which Holi are you playing today? 
India has a culture as vibrant as the many colours of Holi and it is celebrated in unique ways all across the country. Some of my favourite Holis are:
1. Mathura- The streets are filled with people coloured from head to toe. There is laddu mar holi, sukhi holi, water holi… the list is endless. People come here from all over the world to witness this beautiful festival in all it’s glory. 
2. Barsana- Although in Mathura, this place deserves a special mention. According to the legend, Lord Krishna wanted to spray the colours on his beloved Radha on the day of Holi. But, as Krishna and his friends entered Barsana they were playfully greeted with the sticks by Radha and her friends who drove them out of Barsana. Following the same trend, every year the men of Nandagaon visit Barsana during the time of Holi and are greeted by women who playfully hurl sticks (aka lathi) on them. 
3. Vrindavan- One of the highlights here is the Widow Holi. As per old traditions, widows wear white and are expected to lead a colourless and simple life. But on the special day of holi they get together, dance and colour each other with Gulaal breaking out of the monotony of their everyday life. 
4. Pushkar- I think the name Kapda Faad is enough to have every one’s attention. Yes, in Pushkar, once everyone is covered with colour, the crowd begins to tear each other’s clothes and starts to hang them on a wire. They continue doing this till the wire breaks with the weight. It’s truly a fascinating tradition!
5. Sangla- This quaint little village in Himachal, usually quiet, comes alive on Holi for a two day long celebration.There is a lot of singing, dancing and the local wine called Phasur flows freely. 
When one festival is celebrated in so many different ways in just one country, it makes me proud of the diversity of our culture and traditions and no matter how much of it I explore, there is so much more yet to be explored. Tell me which Holi fascinated you the most and is the one you would like to visit? 
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