Millions of Indians celebrate Holi, the festival of colors.
Spring festival symbolizes the victory of good to evil and marks the end of winter.
People shine on a bonfire, smear or sprayed friends and family members with color and water, and feasts of traditional sweets prepared for the occasion.
It is one of the largest festivals in India, with millions of returns in their cities to celebrate with loved ones.
The festival honors the godly love of Hindu God Sadha and Krishna, and Boisyino celebrations made in northern Mathura and Vrindavan cities, believed to be their birth.
History texts suggest that the holiday season is long enough to mark good crops and seeks fertile soil.
