This year, Makar Sankranti is going to be quite different for many Mumbaikars because they are finally going to be celebrating it in full fervour after the Covid-19 pandemic. They intend to bring it in with rituals, food and kite flying
Many Mumbaikars will be celebrating Makar Sankranti after two years of the Covid-19 pandemic. Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: istock
For voice artist Priya Adivarekar, this is going to be her first Makar Sankranti after her marriage and one that she is excited about, especially because it holds so much importance in the Maharashtrian community for a newly married couple. She explains, “It symbolises a ‘new beginning’ and the rituals, blessings act as a harbinger of unity, peace and prosperity. The celebration for a newly married Maharashtrian couple is slightly similar to their first Diwali (Padwa).” The preparations have started days in advance and are actually quite elaborate.
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