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Why Indians Are Copying Western Festivals? | (It’s Not What You Think)

Why are Indians celebrating Christmas, Halloween, Black Friday, and even Thanksgiving more than their own festivals? From Halloween parties in Mumbai to Christmas decorations in housing societies, Western festivals are everywhere in India today. But this video is not about blaming anyone or saying what you should or should not celebrate. It is about understanding why this shift is happening. In this video, I break down: Why Western festivals are growing so fast in India How Instagram, YouTube, OTT platforms, and algorithms influence what we celebrate Why Indian festivals often feel stressful while Western festivals feel easier How capitalism, marketing, and social media push certain celebrations Why Gen Z and urban Indians relate more to global culture today Whether Indian festivals are losing emotional meaning And how festivals have slowly turned into content and aesthetics India has always absorbed outside cultures, but earlier this happened slowly through people, trade, and generations. Today, these festivals are entering our lives through Wi-Fi, screens, and algorithms. This video explores how that change affects our identity, culture, and choices. This is not an Indian vs Western debate. This is about awareness. Celebrate whatever makes you happy. Just make sure it is your choice, not something the internet decided for you. Follow Me On Other Social Media Platforms Facebook:   / keerthistory   Instagram:   / keerthi   Twitter: https://x.com/keerthikagovind Support Me As A Patreon :   / keerthihistory   About Me : I am a passionate History Graduate with a deep love for uncovering the forgotten stories of India. With a keen eye for detail and a relentless drive to uncover the truth, I have dedicated my life to exploring the rich and complex history of country, shedding light on the forgotten aspects of India's past. Through my tireless research and dedication to the craft, I am committed to ensuring that the legacy of India's rich cultural heritage will never be forgotten!