For the first time, Sneh Lata from the Vanua Levu Naari Sabha will take the stage at the Radio Fiji Two/Mirchi FM “Rewa” Diwali Dhoom in Labasa this Saturday evening. Despite feeling nervous, Lata expresses her determination, sharing that the weeks of preparation, family support, and the expertise of their choreographer have equipped the group with the confidence necessary to deliver a memorable performance.
The Diwali Dhoom is set to be a vibrant celebration filled with music, dance, and various fun competitions, including Rangoli, Thali, and Sweets, as well as poster and diya decoration. The event aims to unite the community of Labasa for an evening dedicated to lights and joy.
Scheduled from 6 pm to 10 pm at Damodar City, the event promises to be a dazzling spectacle of colors and festivities. It highlights not only the rich cultural traditions associated with Diwali but also reinforces the sense of community spirit among the residents of Fiji.
The upcoming celebration echoes sentiments of joy and diversity, illustrating how such festivals bring people together, transcending differences and celebrating shared values. The excitement surrounding the Diwali Dhoom emphasizes the mutual respect and appreciation for cultural traditions that exist within Fiji, setting the stage for a night of joy and togetherness.