Teach your child Diwali's essence

6 Days Online Sessions.

Watch legends

Repeat Mantras

Engage in Diwali activities

Prakashotsav is a collection of videos with stories, mantras and colouring sheets curated as an e-book with six chapters, each covering a day of Diwali, featuring embedded links to the videos.

Story Telling

Segment highlighting the legends of that day through video narration, introducing profound rituals in a fun and engaging way.

Mantra Chanting

Videos designed to teach little ones the day's mantras while allowing them to chant along with other kids.

Book Reading

of our Big Diwali Book for Little Ones. Here, Grandma spins all the Diwali tales for Aadi.

Colouring Sheets

Hand drawn sheets invite little ones to bring characters to life with their own magical touch. Each sheet is inspired by the day’s story,

Meet your fun explorer: Simran Kaur

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Here is a snapshot of the 6 festivals that we will celebrate.

Vasu Baras

(Govatsa Dwadashi)

Vasu Baras (Govatsa Dwadashi): This marks the beginning of Diwali celebrations, where cows are worshipped. Our children will be introduced to key concepts like Samudra Manthan through delightful pictorial storytelling.

Dhanteras

(Dhantrayodashi):

A day dedicated to the worship of wealth and health, featuring popular stories of Kubera and Lord Dhanvantari presented in a fun and engaging way.

Narak Chaturdashi

(Choti Diwali)

Known as Kali Chaudas or Choti Diwali, this day celebrates the defeat of the demon Narakasura. We ensure the narration is enjoyable and not frightening, allowing children to learn these charming tales without fear of negative characters.

Lakshmi Pujan

(Main Diwali)

The highlight of Diwali, dedicated to worshipping Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha for prosperity and new beginnings through captivating narration.

Govardhan Puja

(Annakut)

The day after Diwali, commemorating Lord Krishna lifting Govardhan Hill, where food is offered in gratitude.

Bhai Dooj

(Yama Dwitiya)

The final day of Diwali, celebrating the bond between brothers and sisters. On this day, there will be a reading session to help children playfully revisit all the important stories learned throughout the celebration.

What makes Prakshotsav nourishing for young souls?

Choomantraa’s Diwali celebration encourages families to come together in a joyous, meaningful way. Parents and children can bond over engaging activities like storytelling, games, and festive rituals that are rooted in Indian culture.

Mantras, traditionally associated with focus and calm, are introduced to children in an engaging way. The rhythmic recitation encourages kids to focus their minds, offering a fun way to develop mental clarity and patience while subtly introducing them to spiritual practices.

Choomantraa offers safe, enriching, and interactive content that children can explore independently when parents are occupied. Through stories, mantra chanting and creative activities, children can engage in self-paced learning. This fosters curiosity and imagination, encouraging them to learn and reflect on their own while providing parents with peace of mind about the quality of the content.

Through Choomantraa’s Diwali-themed stories and activities, children gain a deeper, subconscious respect for Indian traditions, customs, and spirituality. The engaging storytelling surrounding Indian gods and rituals allows children to grasp the significance of various Diwali customs, instilling a strong cultural identity and appreciation for Indian faith from a young age.

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Get your vibrant Prakashotsav kit

Start a new Diwali tradition with your family.

Get your Prakashotsav e-book today. Your little ones can watch the Prakashotsav videos as many times as they like—the more they watch, the more they learn and have fun!