This year’s Diwali will be a little different from all other Diwalis that we have celebrated due to the coronavirus pandemic but there are some things which are pretty intact this year as well. For example, each household will definitely indulge in Diwali Ki Safai and every person must be thinking about Diwali bonus and not Soan Papdi. There is one more thing which will remain pretty same in this Diwali and that is our love for delicious sweets. Festivals are a great time to dig our teeth in mouth-watering sweet delicacies and we will be doing it this year as well. How can we forget to mention the boxes of Soan Papdi that are exchanged as gifts?
The Indian Twitterati has an opinion on almost everything and they are pretty talented as well to express it in a funny manner. The online users started posting memes on the importance of Soan Papdi in the Indian festival of Diwali and these reactions are pretty relatable.
Witness These Soan Papdi Memes-
When you see the Soan Papdi Dabba that you gave to Sharma Ji ki beti coming back to you through Saxena Ji ka ladka. pic.twitter.com/JqYI0vkjIp
— Aman Jain (@_evil_deeds) November 11, 2020
Everything that goes around comes around!
~Soan Papdi k dabba 😂 pic.twitter.com/elUpVKI7RD— Shreya💛 (@shreyasiyaa) November 11, 2020
https://twitter.com/nillkool9/status/1325630729720639488
*DIWALI*
When you give the same soan papdi they gave you 😼 pic.twitter.com/WF9Ezf6p7o
— SIMP LONDA🤡 (@LondaSimp) November 12, 2020
*Soan Papdi*
How's it all started pic.twitter.com/SYKAO2yuyJ
— mr.makkar_096 (@bawarchi_096) November 6, 2020
https://twitter.com/Nishant___1599/status/1323262165793472512
#ashramchapter2
When some one give me rotational "son papdi" pic.twitter.com/DrAHYzFDEk— Rajkamal bora (@_nalayakldka) November 12, 2020
When even the last gift you got turns out to be Soan Papdi pic.twitter.com/M81Cq6oUJe
— Deepash Shukla (@sab_mein_expert) November 12, 2020
https://twitter.com/Nishant___1599/status/1323271686628667393
Nobody…
Literally nobody…
Soan papdi every #Diwali be like* pic.twitter.com/pRmWlGdUpX
— Jigar K Andharia (@jigarkandharia) November 8, 2020
While we should celebrate the festival with full zeal and enthusiasm, we should also make sure that we keep ourselves safe from the coronavirus pandemic by following all the precautionary measures. We should also be selective in shopping as staying in crowded places increases the risk of getting infected, so it is better to finish shopping quickly yet keeping in mind social distancing.
Many people are not serious in regard to the coronavirus pandemic, they are not even wearing masks so it is better to stay away from such people and inform the concerned authorities about them.
Have you bought the box of Soan Papdi for your family members, relatives and friends?
Also – Netizens Come Up With Hilarious Diwali Ki Safai Memes & These Tweets Are Pretty Relatable