Diwali is just around the corner. People wait for the festival of lights to remove darkness and troubles from their lives, and as a symbolic gesture, we clean our homes and shops as well before Diwali to welcome happiness and prosperity with open arms. While this is an annual ritual, most people get excited and anxious about “Diwali ki safai” or Diwali cleaning in equal measure. But, removing dust and dirt from every corner of the house can be a task - and people try to lighten the workload with humour.
Many social media users have given this cleanliness mission a humorous turn and are having a laugh while they clean their homes. Many of them have resorted to memes to express their feelings. Check some of the funniest Diwali ki safai below:
*Diwali ki safai exists in every indian home
— A Distraction (@a_distrctn) October 18, 2021
my mom to me : pic.twitter.com/obbQTfxfoA
Me when I start Me when I can't .
— Vidushi P (@_december25__) October 19, 2021
Diwali ki safai finish it. pic.twitter.com/t04aWhwpk9
Me thinking of chilling on holiday
— Tanishq Ganu (@smart__leaks) October 19, 2021
Meanwhile Diwali safai: pic.twitter.com/JK3b6KqMJZ
Me: it's Sunday will sleep till late
— Aarohi Tripathy ???????? (@aarohi_vns) October 17, 2021
Diwali ki safai: pic.twitter.com/a9xJVCa8ic
Me after every five minutes of helping my mom for diwali safai pic.twitter.com/VDDXIxoZEK
— _Prateek._ (@Prateek_r901) October 16, 2021
POV :Your Mom convincing you for Diwali Safai*#Diwali2021#Dussehra #Dussehra2021 pic.twitter.com/ezySd1Lifr
— Khushboo Singh (@Aye_masakali) October 15, 2021
Pic 1 :What I think I will do during #Diwalivacation.
— हितेश Sharma (@ThatEarthling) October 17, 2021
Pic 2: what I actually do ????#DiwaliSafai pic.twitter.com/3f7aHRLxS7
Some said it's the “season of exploitation” of tall guys, who are usually asked to reach to that distant corner of the house to either take out something not touched for the whole year or climb onto something short people can't.
the season of exploitation of tall guys starts now #DiwaliSafai
— Devam Shah (@Devam2207) October 16, 2021
Recalling the experience over the years, another user described the pattern they usually follow during “Diwali Ki Safai”.
I'm too emotional for Diwali safai, I'll start looking at my childhood toys, distract mom with my questions, get yelled at and then I'll get hungry.
— Kops (@kopal_jain12) October 17, 2021
“Diwali Ki Safai is on the way. An advice to people living in a different world of 'ishq wala love'! 'Kindly displace your love letters',” said a third user.
Diwali ki safai is on the way.
— shreआ… (@rrrishkeysmiley) October 19, 2021
An advice to people living in diferent world of 'ishq wala love' !
'Kindly Displace your love letters'
Diwali will be celebrated on November 4 this year.
Which of these memes made you laugh?
Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world