Splash, Celebrate, Indulge - Holi Comes Alive at Chatkazz Australia

different colors for holi.

Holi is the festival of colours. It is the most joyful celebration in India. It is also known as the “festival of love” or the “festival of spring.” This day marks the victory of good over evil and the arrival of warmer days. 

Streets and temples burst with vibrant powders, music, and dance, creating an atmosphere which is impossible to resist. And honestly, who is not ready to throw some colour and laugh till their cheeks hurt? Feel the energy of life buzzing all around. 

So loosen up and grab your colours. Get ready to celebrate and indulge, Holi has officially arrived!

Holi’s Cultural Journey! Stories Behind the Colours

Holi is a celebration steeped in stories and community joy. Its roots go back to ancient Indian mythology, reminding us “Good always triumphs over evil.”

  • Holika Dahan

The festival begins with a bonfire, symbolizing the victory of goodness. Families gather to sing and share blessings.

  • Colour Play

The next day, people smear each other with vibrant powders. It is a tradition which encourages fun and togetherness.

  • Flavors of Holi

Holi is not complete without traditional treats. Families prepare golden gujiya and soft malpua. Sharing these with loved ones and neighbors is part of the celebration.

Holi is a festival which fills hearts and streets with joy. It is a reminder to celebrate togetherness and the little happiness in our life.

Holi Customs Across Regions

Holi is celebrated uniquely in multiple regions of India. They will add different flavors and traditions to the festival. It is a beautiful reminder of diversity.

Uttar Pradesh:

In cities like Mathura and Vrindavan, Holi is a grand affair with folk songs and dances. Playful colour fights will last for days.

Punjab:

In Punjab, many people celebrate Holi by playing with colours and sharing sweets with family and friends. Around the same time, Sikh communities mark Hola Mohalla with martial arts displays.

Maharashtra:

Sweet treats like puran poli are shared. People gather to sing and dance, blending joy with culinary indulgence.

West Bengal:

Known as Dol Jatra, celebrations include vibrant processions and devotional songs. The artistic displays of colours will add vibrantness.

Across all regions, Holi is about laughter and celebration connecting people through joy and of course, colours.

Holi at Its Best, Only at Chatkazz

Holi always reminds you about colours in the air and the flavors on your plate. The kind you wait for all year. The kind which instantly takes you back to noisy kitchens and plates that were never empty for long. This is the season of indulgence, and honestly, Holi sweets just hit differently.

At Chatkazz, the festive spread honours tradition with authentic flavours meant to be shared.

Gujiya

a black plate has Indian dish gujiya and a Chatkazz logo

Crisp on the outside, rich and nutty inside. This crescent shaped pastry is India's answer to a sweet empanada. The classic Holi sweet which brings back childhood memories with every bite.

Malpua

Soft and syrup soaked. The kind of sweet you slow down for and truly enjoy.

RabDi

a black bowl containing malpuan and rabri and Indian dish offered at Chatkazz for Holi

Thick, creamy, and delicately flavoured. Slow cooked for hours to achieve that authentic malai texture, flavored with cardamom and saffron. The perfect finishing touch to make every Holi indulgence feel complete.

Thandai

Indian drink thandai in a glass offered by Chatkazz on as Holi special

A chilled milk-based drink infused with rose petals, nuts, and spices -the ultimate refresh button. Exactly what you need between bursts of colour and laughter.

Every item is made to bring that familiar Holi warmth to your celebration.

Available in-restaurant from 27th February to 5th March at all Chatkazz outlets. Enjoy your festive treats fresh, all day during this period.

With colours in the air this Holi, Chatkazz welcomes you across our outlets in Australia to enjoy authentic Indian vegetarian street food at:

  • Harris park

  • Bella vista

  • Adelaide

  • Wentworthville

  • Canberra

Plan ahead or drop by - either way, the festive spirit and flavours of Holi are ready for you!

Celebrate Colours, Laughter & Sweets This Holi.

This year, make space for the moments the loud laughs and the playful colour fights. Holi is about letting go - of stress, of everyday seriousness. Be it reliving childhood memories or creating new ones, Holi naturally draws people together. 

So step out and soak in the joy. Celebrate Holi the way it is meant to be celebrated, together. Visit Chatkazz and join the festive spirit across all outlets. Make your Holi sweet, colourful, and memorable!

Find your nearest outlet and order online today.

Dharmesh Rangparia