Siblings Celebrating Bhai Dooj Will Relate to These Tweets/Memes

The brother-sister bond is celebrated in various ways in India – Raksha Bandhan is one of them. Bhai Dooj, which is two days after Diwali, is another. As usual, there were plenty of relatable tweets and memes that sisters and brothers had to share about Bhai Dooj.

Love-hate

Siblings may have their differences, but Bhai Dooj is a time when they set those aside and express their love and appreciation for each other.

Nostalgia

Some brothers and sisters shared nostalgic memories of childhood and the way that the sibling bond developed over the years.

Sibling love

Sometimes there may be some amount of emotional blackmail involved in that ‘love’.

Reverse gifting

While on Raksha Bandhan day, the brother is supposed to give a gift to his sister, on Bhai Dooj, it is the sister who is expected to give a gift to her brother.

Clarification

Yes, the Rakhi festival and Bhai Dooj are two different things.

Bhai Dooj ‘rangoli’

Typically sisters visit their brothers on the occasion – some ‘celebrate’ in a different way.

Happy Bhai Dooj

While people offered good wishes to their siblings and others on the occasion, marketers got in on the act as well; plugging chocolates, jewellery and other gift items.

Different

Some would have preferred a different sort of greeting

Love expressed in various ways

Maybe a well-meant but inexpertly cooked meal.

Gifts of various kinds…

…Some that cost nothing.

Brothers give gifts too

In many families, there is a tradition of brothers giving gifts to sisters who visit them on Bhai Dooj as well.

Some sisters

Some sisters may be quite straightforward about their demands. It is bhai dooj after all.

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