The Agni Keli fireworks ceremony lasts for 8 days, attracting attention around the world in April every year.
The throwing of fire at each other by hundreds of men during the ceremony is said to be to relieve the defeat of the Indian war goddess Durga. According to legend, the goddess Hindu Durga has fought against the evil spirit that threatens the peace and safety of the local people.
During the fireworks display, the "warriors" lined up and threw fire from the burnt palm leaves at each other with the desire to destroy evil and repel disease. Participants must maintain a distance of 10-15m at all times and are limited to 5 shots at the opponent.
