On Twitter, Harsh Goenka, an industrialist, routinely tweets fascinating articles to his 1.7 million followers. This time, the RPG Group Chairperson also delighted social media users with a video of a “unique rangoli competition” in which the participating women designed their rangolis just like the patterns and motifs on the dupattas of their sarees. Rangolis are a traditional Indian art form using colored sand or powder to decorate a floor.
Mr. Goenka captioned the photo, “Unique rangoli competition…amazing to see the crafts of our people.”
The 39-second film showcases the incredible artwork created by the contestants, who were women. They are standing next to their lovely rangolis, inspired by the patterns on their attire.
On Thursday, Mr. Goenka shared the video. He withheld the details of the competition’s location and timing. However, the footage undoubtedly stunned internet users.
More than 45,000 people have seen the video, and it has thousands of likes and comments. Emoticons of hands clapping and thumbs up swamped the comment area from online users.
“very gifted women. Each rangoli is incredible, “one user remarked. Another said, “Extraordinary inventiveness.”
Another said, “Excellent theme! No limitations apply to creativity.” “Amazed the contenders r so unique that the judge will have a tough time thinking about the winner,” said a fourth.
Ratan Tata, the Chairman Emeritus of the Tata Group of Industries and a man renowned for his charity, was recently featured in an old video that Mr. Goenka released online, indicating “what genuinely thrills” him. The 84-year-old business mogul discussed his life’s “biggest joys” in the video. Ratan Tata said in the video, “The greatest joy I’ve had is attempting to achieve something that everyone thinks ‘could not be done.
