Mohit:- Really, I am becoming nostalgic about our Diwali celebration in Kolkata, when we were in school. We used to go to 'Nungi', a place near Kolkata, where we used to buy crackers at a very cheap price. At that time only, we used to buy crackers and other related things of around 1000 bucks.
Arindam:- Hmm...you are right, Mohit. We also used to buy all those crackers. But, nowadays, Kolkata is a very boring place at the time of Diwali, as the West Bengal State government has banned the crackers which produces sound above 65 decibels.
Prashanth:- But, you cannot ignore the environment, boss. The smoke and the sound that a cracker generates is injurious to health. For the sake of entertainment, you cannot just play with the life of humans.
Kaustav:- Hey, Prashanth, just keep your mouth shut. You smoke around 12 cigarettes per day, and you are giving lectures about environment. Accha, Arindam, have you bought any fire-crackers?
Arindam:- Yes, of course. In Secunderabad, the price of fire-crackers are very cheap. I bought 25 big Hydrogen bombs for just 100 bucks, and believe me, the sounds of these crackers were just awesome. None of them were damp also.
Mohit:- Arrey, I just came from that Hussain Sagar side. Really, boss, the display of all those rockets in the sky was just awesome. I stopped my bike and just watched all those crackers on the dark sky. It was just superb.
Kaustav:- Wow, these little girls of Hyderabad have fire in their belly, boss. They are lighting the big hydrogen bombs. In our Kolkata, girls are so scared about sound crackers, that they just hide themselves inside their rooms, he he he....
Prashanth:- But, one thing, I should agree that the people of Secunderabad and Hyderabad really has the enthusiasm to celebrate the Diwali festival. Now, it is already 1.30 AM, still, everywhere, I can hear the sound of crackers. This is just fantastic. Oho,I forgot to give you the Diwali prasads.
Arindam:- Umm....I really love these 'Ghee ka Laddoos'. The taste is really good. After our Rasogollas of Bengal, this is the second best sweet.
Mohit:- Thank God, that we are still in Hyderabad. In Kolkata, no one is daring to buy fire-crackers.
Arindam:- Ha ha ha...not at all, boss. In our south Kolkata, people also enjoy Diwali by buying bombs for high prices. But, still they never compromise on their enjoyment, after all, that is Crazy Kolkata. I have heard that in Bangalore, there is no such hype for Diwali festival.
Kaustav:- Bangalore is a city, where there is no spirit to enjoy any festival. In Mumbai also, people have no time to enjoy, but still Diwali festival is celebrated in a great fashion, but after 11.30 PM, he he he...
Prashanth:- In Bengali, you people say, 'Subho Deepavali', why?
Arindam:- Arrey, idiot, the word 'Diwali' came from the Sanskrit word 'Deepavali' only. Just go and refer any history book, you will find it. Hey, tomorrow, let us plan for a feast of Chicken Rice and Red Wine, after all; the Kali Puja will end today at 4 AM and our feast will be the real prasad for our Goddess Kali. But, I am really satisfied today because of the fact that "DIWALI FESTVAL OF HYDERABAD & SECUNDERABAD JUST ROCKS".
