Diwali 2022- Soan Papdi memes are back on Twitter

Diwali is one of the biggest festivals celebrated in India. The festival of lights is associated with not only the worship of the Hindu Goddess Lakshmi and the God Ganesha, but it is also known for bringing families together. People pre-book their tickets to their homes on Diwali months ago. It is one of the busiest days for Indian Railways. Families, friends, and neighbours often exchange packets of sweets with each other as a gesture of greeting. Here comes the role of Soan Papdi.

Soan Papdi, the famous Indian sweet, has become a topic of debate between those who like it and those who don’t in recent years. Every year, memes and YouTube comedy videos are made on Soan Papdi. Some think Soan Papdi is overrated and people should stop giving its boxes to others, while others like its taste.



The light-as-air yellow sweet is flaky and dry and tastes delicious, at least to some. Let us look at some of the famous memes circulating on the internet this year.


One Twitter user wrote: "Maybe I'm soan papdi because nobody wants me."

"You need someone who treats you like kaju katli and not soan papdi," another quipped.


Another commented that "people will buy soan Papdi more than patake (firecrackers)".

We did find some Soan Papdi lovers on Twitter also. "Unreal hate for soan papdi on twitter," a Twitter user commented.



FAQs

When will Diwali be celebrated in 2022?
The main day of Diwali in 2022 is October 24, which is a Monday.

On which dates do the other festivals like Bhai Dooj, Govardhan Pooja, and Bhai Dooj fall?
Govardhan Pooja is celebrated a day after Diwali. So this year, it will be celebrated on October 25, Tuesday. Dhanteras will be celebrated on October 23, and Bhai Dooj, a festival dedicated to brothers, will fall on 26.10.2022, which is Wednesday.