FIREWORKS & CRACKERS(patakhe)
3D Fireworks & Crackers
Add a new dimension to your Diwali patakhas with 3D Diwali fireworks and crackers. The 3D Crackers are available in India for the first time ever.
A packet of 3D fireworks comes with a 3D glass. There are more than 20 varieties of 3D crackers available in the Indian market, such as flower pots (anars), Roman candles, sparklers (phuljhari) and aerial shells or comets (aakash tara or aakash ganga).
The 3D crackers are environment friendly as they don’t produce any kind of sound and are pollution-free.
Electric Firecrackers
we can also buy Electric Fireworks & Crackers and celebrate electrifying Diwali this season. The electric crackers produce loud sound and are pollution-free. The best part, the electric Diwali firecrackers can be reused unlimited number of times. Electric firecrackers consists of an electronic circuit which produces a high decibel sound when turned on.
There are various types of Diwali firecrackers which Indian people burst to celebrate Diwali “The festival of lights".
Anar or flower pots or fountains are the most popular Diwali firecrackers. Anars are known for their sparkling display and showers of coloured sparks upwards. There are various types of Anars depending upon the colour and height of sparks.
Various types of Anars found in market are:
Flower Pots Big
Crackling King
The Great Splendour
Mini Fountain Red
Mini Fountain Gold
Tower Pots
Chakra or Charkha or Ground Spinner
The ground spinner (charkhi or charkha) is favourite among kids. This circular spinning fireworks shoots out colouful sparks and flames. The Charka comes in various sizes and types. For example, you can buy an ordinary ground charkha or the big red and green charkha.
Various types of Charkhas:
Zamin Chakkars Normal
Zamin Chakkars Big
Red & Green Chakkars
Sparklers or Phuljhari
The most popular Diwali fireworks of all time. Almost every Indian has moved the phuljhari in the darkness of the evening to create dazzling shapes. The sparklers, commonly known as phuljhari is a small handheld metal stick coated with chemical solution (gun powder and sparklers), which emits colourful sparks.
Various types of Phuljharis:
Gold Sparklers
Crackling Sparklers
Multi Color Sparklers
Whistle Sparklers
Colour Change Sparklers
Rockets and Akash Ganga
Rockets have always been associated with the Diwali celebrations. They reach up in the sky and they blast up. Few Rockets also eject different kinds of sparkling effects. The other variant of Rocket, the Akash Ganga or Akash Tara is the most sparkling form of Rockets. These are also known as Comets or Parachutes. These Akash Tara or Parachutes launches a canister high into the air, which bursts into one or two parachutes. There are multiple shot Akash Taras which releases more than 100 colored parachutes, which gives an image of Akahs Ganga (Milky Way Galaxy). These are also the costliest Diwali firecrackers.
The most famous Comets or Akash Tara (Akash Ganga) are:
Flashing Diamonds
Star Fire Red
Cluster of Stars
Super Star Crackling & Silver Rain
Super Star Blue & White
Red Coral (single)
Green Coral (single)
Crackling Sound
Bombs or Sounding Crackers or Gralands or Ladis
Famous for high sounds similar to Bombs, these firecrackers are the most evil among all. The Garland or Bidi Bomb is a string of firecracker fused together, which produce a continues sound effect for the long duration.
These are the most loved Diwali crackers in India.
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