Every region of India celebrates the Holi holiday with equal zeal. It is called as Pongal in the South, and a different set of customs are used to celebrate. But in other regions of India, the festival is more or less organised in a similar way, with kite flying being a popular activity. Young people, and men in particular, look forward to Holi so they can indulge in two or three days of nonstop kite flying. The sky is littered with various bright kites that are swaying around over these two to three days of Holi, making for quite the show.
The most anticipated Holi activity is kite flying for men and boys. During Holi, ethnic Kurta Pajamas or Churidar Kurthas are a common choice of clothing. The main reason is that it is quite comfy in addition to giving off the right ethnic vibe that is wanted for such traditional Indian events. Cotton Kurta Pajamas and cotton Churidar Kurthas are perfect because kite-fliers spend almost the entire day flying kites on the terrace. These are made of a soft cotton fabric that is quite comfy.
Practical considerations make cotton kurta pyjamas or churidar kurthas with minimal embroidery—such as embroidered necklines, collars, and cuffs—preferable to exquisite and ornately embroidered ones. Another common fashion trend is to wear a kurta with pants or jeans rather than a churidar or pyjama. This combination maintains the ethnic look while adding a contemporary touch, making it very popular among males.
While it is recommended to wear plain Cotton Kurta Pyjamas during the day, stunning silk Churidar Kurtas, silk Kurta sets for men, brocade Churidar Kurta, art silk Kurta Pyjamas, tussar silk Churidar Kurta, etc. are best worn in the evening. Such lovely clothes are perfect for Holi evenings when it's time for gatherings with family and friends because they are further embellished with elaborate embroidery.
One of the most well-known Indian online clothing stores is Hangup. The largest store for designer kurtas, lehengas, and ethnic men's jackets that can be ordered online and delivered throughout India is called https://www.hangup.in/men/indian-festive-wear-clothing/kurta-pajama/
