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24 October, 2017, 09:58
Update: 24 October, 2017, 09:59
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Agency
24 October, 2017, 09:58
Update: 24 October, 2017, 09:59

Bhai Phota is widely celebrated by Bengalis around the world. The joyous day to cherish the wonderful bond between a brother and sister is a fun-filled day with lots of love, food, and adda.

Part of the celebrations is also a set of small rituals like putting a tilak on the forehead of the brother and blessing the younger ones. And few photos of the ritual have left everyone teary-eyed on social media.

On the occasion of Bhai Phota that was celebrated on 21 October, this year, an elder sister went an extra mile to make sure loved brother receives her blessings and love.

The sister, who is confined to a wheelchair, applied the chandan tilak on her younger brother’s forehead with her little toe instead of hands. And to bless him, she extended her feet. The heartwarming photos of the ceremony were shared by the brother, Samrat Basu on Facebook and since then has been going viral, reports the Indian Express.

The photos taken at Hooghly-Chinchura, in Bengal, shows the elder sister brimming with joy as other try hard to stop their tears.

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