The Haldi Kumkum ceremony is a cherished Hindu ritual where married women apply turmeric and vermilion to each other’s foreheads, symbolizing marital bliss, prosperity, and good fortune. This annual celebration, organized exclusively for women, saw an impressive turnout of 100 participants this year. The event began with a devotional bhajan dedicated to Lord Ram, setting a spiritual tone for the occasion. Many women showcased their talents through various performances, including acting, dance, song, and drama, all reflecting the rich cultural heritage of India. The program’s theme focused on Lord Shiva, the Kumbh Mela, and the valor of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, creating a vibrant and engaging atmosphere. Chair yoga was an innovative experiment to showcase how those having physical limitations can still do it sitting on the chair. The women were filled with joy throughout the event, which culminated in the Haldi Kumkum ritual, followed by an enjoyable snack session. As a gesture of love and care, Hamaara Sapna also distributed medical kits to all attendees, adding a meaningful touch to the celebration.