Diwali 2023: The internet is flooded with Diwali memes.
Diwali is just around the corner, and the festive atmosphere is in full swing. People are busy with various customs, from cleaning their homes (Diwali ki safai) to adorning them with lights, diyas, and beautiful rangolis. It is a time of celebration, family gatherings, feasting, and exchanging gifts. The festival typically lasts for five days, with the main day of Diwali falling on the third day.
Social media platforms are also buzzing with the spirit of celebration and festivity as the much-awaited festival of Diwali draws near. Alongside these traditional aspects, there’s also a flood of memes on social media, bringing laughter and amusement to the Diwali season. Simultaneously, many users are indulging in the creation and sharing of humourous memes, adding a touch of humour to the splendid festival.
Here are some entertaining memes to bring a smile to your face:
Social media has become a lively hub, converging on a single, widely-discussed topic: the beloved (or infamous) Soan Papdi:
People passing Flipkart Soan Papdi to open deals be like: pic.com/nJx4Mc7txJ
— जौली ♡☾ (@blackbindigirl) November 4, 2023
Diwali aur soanpapdi 😂pic.com/XRL5538j28
— Abhinav singh (@Abhinav_tmk) November 10, 2023
The return of Soan Papdi .. pic.com/P6SacTqxaN
— shruti (@artyshruti) October 19, 2023
saw this person stuck on the roadside. I want to help him bas badle mei Soan Papdi na dede 🥲 pic.com/NzUfv9Mrcy
— Aaraynsh (@aaraynsh) November 6, 2023
There are some hilarious memes focused on firecrackers that will definitely make you crack up.
Diwali meme 😅 pic.com/2Z6sO7qDbc
— M a h i (@rare__legend) November 8, 2023
A Thread🧵 on#Diwali2023 🪔 festival memes
(Watch whole thread memes)Diwali ka patakha
Before. After burst pic.com/HlWiitwPd7— memes_hallabol (@memes_hallabol) November 11, 2023
car alarm triggered due to bursting crackers ….
Le cracker- pic.com/dnKbiutxXn— memes_hallabol (@memes_hallabol) November 11, 2023
Pichle sal bache hue patakhe fuss nikalne par
Those crackers pic.com/iD8HKMQiSl— memes_hallabol (@memes_hallabol) November 11, 2023
“Deepawali” is another name for Diwali, a popular Hindu festival celebrated by millions of people around the world. “Deepawali” or “Deepavali” is derived from the Sanskrit words “deepa,” which means “lamp” or “light,” and “avali,” which means “row.” Therefore, Deepawali signifies “a row of lamps” or “festival of lights.” During Diwali, people decorate their homes with lamps, diyas (oil lamps), and candles to symbolise the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. It is a time of celebration, family gatherings, feasting, and exchanging gifts. The festival typically lasts for five days, with the main day of Diwali falling on the third day.
Click for more trending news
Waiting for response to load…
