Ladies from various nationalities assembled at an inn in Dubai on Saturday to encounter the abundance of the Indian culture amid a Hindu celebration.
The bubbly occasion was sorted out by Dubai inhabitant Olivia Fernandes, an Indian Catholic, on the event of Ganesh Puja at a lodging in Jumeirah Beach Residence.
With an endeavor of advancing Indian culture, Olivia had welcomed ladies from Kenya, Uganda, Singapore, Lebanon and Philippines to take an interest in the occasion by hanging saree, India's ethnic clothing.
In her new look, Barbara Amore from Uganda was seen hopping with satisfaction everywhere. She stated: "I resemble a lady of the hour. I took a stab at something like this without precedent for my life and I should compliment myself, I truly look great in this. I cherished the adornments likewise and the customary lunch here."
The delightful saree, gems and jasmine blossoms embellished by the ladies have added shading to the exquisite festival. It began with the formal customs, appropriation of desserts and customary Indian lunch. In any case, the principle fascination of the occasion remained the vivid Indian wear.
"I cherished the idea and feel so unique to be a piece of this magnificent celebration. I think it is the most ideal approach to pick up information about different societies" said Victoria Lou, from Philippines. "Any ladies can begin to look all starry eyed at a standout amongst the most cherished Indian outfit Saree, a wrap of 6 to 9 yards. It is an agile Indian outfit and it grandstands our rich culture. The thought is to make individuals mindful of our customs and I thought of this idea of dressing them in nav-vari paithani sarees, a renowned style from Maharashtra.