Published 07:20 IST, October 12th 2024
'Unbelievable Creativity': Kolkata's Raindrop-Themed Durga Puja Pandal Goes Viral | Watch
A raindrop-themed pandal in Kolkata's Salt Lake AK Block has gone viral, showcasing an innovative design to promote rainwater conservation.
The vibrant celebrations of Durga Puja began on October 9, showcasing spectacular pandals set all over India. However, Kolkata, West Bengal, stands out as the epicentre of this grand Hindu festival, dedicated to the worship of Goddess Durga. Talented artists from across the city showcase their creativity to make eye catching pandals that enhance the beauty of durga puja.
Raindrop Themed Pandal:
One beautiful pandal in Salt Lake's AK Block shows its creative design focuses on rainwater conservation and has really caught people's attention. The stunning pandal was made with a budget of ₹75 lakh.
The pandal video shows off its features, including metal and plastic utensils placed in a pit to catch water droplets from the roof. The calming sound of the droplets hitting the utensils sounds like the beats of a traditional dhol, making the experience even more special for visitors.
Watch the pandal video here:
The viral video showcase this innovative pandal has crossed over three million views, sparking a wave of admiration from netizens. An Instagram account, @calcuttacacophony, shared the video with the caption, “Kolkata never fails to surprise us.”
One user commented, “This is truly a work of art! I love how it combines creativity with an important message.” Another said, “Only in Kolkata can we see such unique pandals. Absolutely stunning!” A third user added, “The sound of the water droplets is enchanting, making it feel so immersive.”
Many praised the artists, with one expressing, “I’m in awe of the talent that goes into these designs. This is next level!” Another highlighted the importance of the theme, saying, “Rainwater conservation is so cicrual. This pandal is a brilliant way to highlight that.” Lastly, someone wished, “I wish I could visit Kolkata during Durga Puja to see this in person!”
Updated 07:20 IST, October 12th 2024