Diwali preparations are never complete without a beautiful rangoli at the doorstep. After all, people spend time picking colours, getting the designs just right and making sure their entrances look festive. But what happens when someone accidentally steps on one? Well, a viral video has the sweetest answer to that!
Delivery Man Accidentally Damaged The Rangoli, But Didn’t Walk Away
The now viral clip shows an Instamart delivery partner arriving at a home to drop off an order, with two colourful rangolis decorating the entrance. Trying not to disturb the artwork, he carefully jumps over the designs to make his way to the door. However, he accidentally steps on one of them.
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What happened next is winning hearts online. Instead of simply carrying on with his delivery, the man turns around, notices the damaged rangoli and takes a moment to fix it. He patiently puts the design back together before leaving.
Now, that’s a gesture you don’t come across every day! After all, he could have easily walked away without anyone noticing. But he chose to take responsibility and make sure the rangoli looked as beautiful as it did before.
Also Read: Why Are Rangolis Designed At The Entrance Of Homes On Diwali?
Internet Calls It A Sweet Gesture Of Humanity
The video of the delivery man fixing the Diwali rangoli has struck a chord with viewers, with many appreciating the delivery partner for being mindful of someone else’s effort. One user called it “civic sense”, while another commented, “This is what humanity looks like.”
Several others praised his upbringing and called the gesture incredibly sweet. Some also wondered whether making rangolis in common passageways was a good idea, while a few even jokingly questioned whether the video was AI-generated.
But amid all the Diwali videos doing the rounds, this one stands out for a rather simple reason. It reminds us that festivals aren’t just about decorating our homes, exchanging gifts or enjoying a good feast. Sometimes, it’s the smallest acts of consideration that make the biggest impression.
And this delivery partner’s little act of kindness is proof of just that!
Also Read: Made With 40 Kg Sabudana, Mumbai’s 66-YO Ganesha Rangoli Has A Powerful Father-Son Theme
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FAQs
Why is rangoli made during Diwali?
Rangoli is made during Diwali to welcome prosperity, good luck and positive energy into homes. It is also considered a way of welcoming Goddess Lakshmi.
Which materials can be used to make rangoli at home?
Rangoli can be made using coloured powders, rice flour, flower petals, turmeric, kumkum, coloured rice and even grains.
Is rangoli considered auspicious during Diwali?
Yes, rangoli is considered auspicious and is believed to invite happiness, prosperity and good fortune into the home.
