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diwali is coming

hey Diwali is coming .
ya so wats about it , it comes every year.
ya and that means it is the time to clean up the whole house .
so there is the problem . no not that i am tired to doing the claning , but it is that time of the year when i am not a proud owner of a messy room . didn't u get it . okey the following pictures will make it clear .

this is the window before being cleaned....



and now after some serious effort was put into it....



now u got wat i mean...

wow that looks beautiful 

first time that i tried to make it 

my house of playcards 

th big idol 

the drummers 

cool shape 

from another angle 

the top part of the pandal 

this all work has been done by bamboo shell 

a really unique one that i saw, was inspired from some sri lankan idol i suppose 

this one was really colourful and beautifully decorated , though went unnoticed by many a people... 

a more tradiotional idol of maa durga 

ok this one of the oldest club that organises the pujas md. ali park 

ok this is my final section of shots n durga puja. yup went out with the camera on the final day of the pujas  

some more from pujas

the pick from the telegraph on the puja pandals

Simply grand: Fave five

Elaborately attired and intricately sculpted, the Mother Goddess commands reverence with each gaze. Metro features a quintet of the quintessential Devi, basic and beautiful...

The puja on Rammohan Roy Road dazzles the pandal-hopper. In shining gold, suggestive of paddy, the Devi has a hand raised in benediction, as if to shower blessings of a rich harvest. The pandal, showcasing craft on a bamboo pole from Contai, has a sky for a ceiling twinkling with artificial stars. Artist Sanatan Dinda’s labour of love is the 73-year-old Nalin Sarkar Street Sarbojanin idol. The Devi is clad in red, which is heightened by the blood-red backdrop. She stands tall, dwarfing all the other gods in miniature. Her victory has been achieved as Mahishasura sits quietly at her feet, looking up submissively. The chandelier is done up with items associated with the pujas like barkosh, kosha-kushi and conch shells. The Trikon Park idol, on Pratapaditya Road, seems to be wrought in bronze. The elaborate work on her chalchitra adds to the illusion. This Mohanbansi Rudrapal creation, though, is of vintage clay. Only the weapons are in brass, which the para residents remove before immersion. Lake Town Adhibasibrinda. The Devi commands reverence in the simplicity of her grandeur. The lion resembles the dragon-like beast that is replicated at many of the old family pujas. The chalchitra, elaborate by baroari standards, is worthy of notice in the ekchala idol. The historic Simla Byayam Samity puja, patronised by freedom fighters, enters its 80th year. The Mother looks beautiful in her simplicity. The fair surrounding the puja in the park adds to its appeal. Pictures by Pradip Sanyal and Sanjoy Chattopadhyaya

the most beautiful capture on my camera 

it was made up of polished cane i suppose

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i liked the color combination

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spice work

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its all made up of spices

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spice work on the ornaments of the idols

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a neat and impressive work on the idol

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the lighting was very vibrant. rajasthani prints on the hanging lampshades made a really beautiful site.

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this was really innovative

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the enterance to one of the pandals

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the idol of clay , no colors nothing

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i really liked the different layers of pots that acted as the pillar to structure

this was a pandal opposite the shiv mandir pandal near mudiali sorry again i dont remember the name of the club as it is not a popular one . but the idol was beautiful one...