A Navratri video from Pakistan has caught the attention of social media users, with several viewers sharing their surprise and happiness in the comments. The clip has also sparked a conversation about religious celebrations across the border, with some people expressing hope that India and Pakistan will celebrate festivals together someday.
Viral video shows Navratri celebrations in Karachi
Instagram user @munji_galhiyun shared the video from Shree Ratneshwar Mahadev Temple in Karachi, Pakistan. The text on the clip reads, “Navratri Day:1: Shiv Mandir, Karachi Pakistan.”At the beginning of the video, the woman recording it says, “This is not India, this is Pakistan Navratri.”The footage shows devotees performing Garba, offering prayers and gathering around an idol of Mata Rani. Some people are wearing headbands with ‘Jai Mata Di’ written on them, while others can be seen sharing prasad.
What to know about the temple celebrations
According to the information shared by the Instagram user, the Navratri festivities continue for nine days.
Social media users share their reactions
The video has prompted comments ranging from messages of goodwill to expressions of disbelief.One user wrote, “God bless you all and lots of love and prayers from India”Another commented, “Want to join you all in Navratri for sure Happy Navratri Jai mata di”A viewer asked, “Sach hai ye kya I don’t believe”Sharing their happiness, another person wrote, “Mera to ye dekh ke din ban gaya”Viewers hope India and Pakistan celebrate togetherSome users also expressed a wish to see people from the neighbouring countries celebrate festivals together.One comment read, “Wow I just hope that India Pakistan can celebrate it together some day.”Another user wrote, “Love to see Pakistani Hindus having there religious festival in peace and happiness”Disclaimer: The video and claims have not been independently verified by The Times of India. Comments reflect individual users’ views.Thumb image: Instagram
