Every year people from all parts of Dhaka visit the old town to celebrate the festival of Holi. The celebrations transcend religions and communal boundaries. It doesn’t matter whether you know the person next to you or not, you would still greet them and smear some colour on them, because that’s the spirit of Holi. Photo: Darshan Chakma
Every year people from all parts of Dhaka visit the old town to celebrate the festival of Holi. The celebrations transcend religions and communal boundaries. It doesn’t matter whether you know the person next to you or not, you would still greet them and smear some colour on them, because that’s the spirit of Holi. Photo: Darshan Chakma
Every year people from all parts of Dhaka visit the old town to celebrate the festival of Holi. The celebrations transcend religions and communal boundaries. It doesn’t matter whether you know the person next to you or not, you would still greet them and smear some colour on them, because that’s the spirit of Holi. Photo: Darshan Chakma
Every year people from all parts of Dhaka visit the old town to celebrate the festival of Holi. The celebrations transcend religions and communal boundaries. It doesn’t matter whether you know the person next to you or not, you would still greet them and smear some colour on them, because that’s the spirit of Holi. Photo: Darshan Chakma
Every year people from all parts of Dhaka visit the old town to celebrate the festival of Holi. The celebrations transcend religions and communal boundaries. It doesn’t matter whether you know the person next to you or not, you would still greet them and smear some colour on them, because that’s the spirit of Holi. Photo: Darshan Chakma
Every year people from all parts of Dhaka visit the old town to celebrate the festival of Holi. The celebrations transcend religions and communal boundaries. It doesn’t matter whether you know the person next to you or not, you would still greet them and smear some colour on them, because that’s the spirit of Holi. Photo: Darshan Chakma
Every year people from all parts of Dhaka visit the old town to celebrate the festival of Holi. The celebrations transcend religions and communal boundaries. It doesn’t matter whether you know the person next to you or not, you would still greet them and smear some colour on them, because that’s the spirit of Holi. Photo: Darshan Chakma
