Hindus celebrate Dahi Handi 2010

It's all about money honey as Dahi Handi celebration began in 2010 in Mumbai Janmashtami Krishna.

drum beats and music mumbaiikers awoke awoke on Thursday to celebrate Janmashtami.

Govinda came to the stage to form human pyramids to break the 'dahi handis' in various parts of Mumbai.

Dahi Handi is famous in Mumbaiikers Janmashtami celebrations in the pots of curd and the fate since suspended high.


govinda create small human pyramid to reach the Dahi Handi placed on suspension height. Govinda The group paid much success.

The highest prize money for Dahi Handi 2010 is Rs 25 lakh. With stakes awards, Govinda in the area of Thane Panchpakhadi to breaking the record for the Spanish team in the world of a pyramid of nine layers, and planned to make a pyramid of 10 levels for the dahi handi - a very popular sport associated with Janmashtami, the birthday of Lord Krishna.

With the rain playing hide and seek, preparations were hit yesterday morning. "But then the sun shone and we breathed a sigh of relief," Patil said Monu, a Govinda, the participant in making human pyramid is called, in the suburb of Borivli.

With most groups Govinda still developing strategies for its action plan, a small group at Malabar Hill in south Mumbai became the first to break the handi Mumbai.

"We aim to celebrate the holiday safely. Handi try to maintain a manageable level, not wanting to risk the lives of any of our Govindan," said a participant in the group.

Dadar Govinda group closely followed to break the handi. Govinda had women as well.

"We've been practicing for two months for 3-4 hours every night to get used to human pyramids," said Patil.

Preparations for dahi handi are at a high this year, with several places that offer a huge prize money of Rs.25 lakh (about U.S. $ 53,000).

The celebrations were in full swing in Thane, Worli, Malabar Hill, Dadar and Borivli, and continue until 17:30

special events for children are also held on the occasion of the city.

Already crores of rupees are riding on the Govinda.

Dahi Handi is a celebration of the spirit of Lord Krishna, who loved to eat butter and curds and broke the clay vessels for them.
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