The eunuchs in Nagpur celebrated Holi, the festival of colours, with great fervor and danced to the beats of foot tapping popular Bollywood music tracks.
The eunuchs smeared the faces of their dear ones with vibrant colors. They hug each other and danced to the tunes of evergreen Holi songs 'Rang Barse' from the movie Silsila and 'Jai Jai Shiv Shankar' from the film 'Aap Ki Kasam.
"We should not fight on this festival. I urge all my brothers and sisters to celebrate Holi with love and affection," said one of the eunuchs.
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