Holi is celebrated in various ways across India. On the night before Holi, people light a bonfire known as Holika Dahan to signify the burning of evil forces. The next day, people gather to play with colours, water guns, and water-filled balloons. They sing, dance, and enjoy traditional sweets and savoury snacks like Gujiya and Mathri. It is also a time for family and friends to visit each other and share the joy of the festival.