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IN PHOTOS: Mumbaikars throng Juhu, Dadar chowpatty to celebrate Holi

Updated On: 25 March, 2024 08:08 PM IST | Devashri Bhujbal

Holi festival was celebrated across the country on Monday. In Mumbai, people tronged the sea shores to celebrate the festival of colours. Pics/Shadab Khan and Atul Kamble

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Mumbaikars gathered at Juhu chowpatty on the occasion of Holi festival on Monday
Mumbaikars gathered at Juhu chowpatty on the occasion of Holi festival on Monday
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The five days Holi festival began on Sunday with Holika Dahan- the Holi bornfire symbolising victory of good over evil

The five days Holi festival began on Sunday with Holika Dahan- the Holi bornfire symbolising victory of good over evil

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On Monday, second day of Holi was celebrated by playing colours. Some celebrate the day as Dry Holi- celebrating without water, while some play Holi colours with water

On Monday, second day of Holi was celebrated by playing colours. Some celebrate the day as Dry Holi- celebrating without water, while some play Holi colours with water

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Mumbaikars on Monday thronged the sea shores. Massive crowd was seen at Juhu chowpatty

Mumbaikars on Monday thronged the sea shores. Massive crowd was seen at Juhu chowpatty

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At Dadar chowpatty, children were seen playing colours at the seashore

At Dadar chowpatty, children were seen playing colours at the seashore

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However, the alert police deployed at the sensitive locations, ensured the kids do not enter water

However, the alert police deployed at the sensitive locations, ensured the kids do not enter water

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Holi festival also symbolises onset on spring season

Holi festival also symbolises onset on spring season

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