The KCCA Grounds in Kampala transformed into a vibrant canvas of color as Kansai Plascon teamed up with the Rajasthani Association, the Indian Association of Uganda, and the Indian High Commission to celebrate the annual Holi Festival.
Known as the Festival of Colors, Holi is a cherished Hindu tradition marking the arrival of spring and the triumph of good over evil.
This year’s event was a spectacular display of joy, cultural unity, and community spirit, drawing revelers of all ages who eagerly joined in the festivities.
A Celebration of Color and Togetherness
Attendees immersed themselves in the lively spirit of Holi, tossing vibrant powders and colored water into the air.
Children gleefully splashed ‘gulal’ (colored water solutions), while adults exchanged ‘abir’ (dry powder) as a symbol of goodwill and friendship.
The celebration was further enriched with traditional Indian delicacies, music, and dance, creating an atmosphere of warmth and festivity.
“Holi is a time for togetherness, laughter, and renewal,” said one attendee. “This year’s event was truly unforgettable.”
Kansai Plascon: Championing Cultural Engagement
Santosh Gumte, Managing Director of Kansai Plascon Uganda, expressed the company’s pride in supporting the festival.
“Plascon Uganda is honored to be part of Holi Festival 2025,” he said. “This celebration embodies the essence of community, diversity, and joy—values we deeply resonate with.”
Gumte emphasized Plascon’s commitment to cultural engagement, stating, “As a brand that lets everyone be colorfully themselves, we are proud to strengthen cultural ties and support initiatives that bring people together.”
A Resounding Success: Unity in Diversity
This year’s Holi Festival was a testament to the power of cultural celebrations in fostering unity and inclusivity.
Kansai Plascon reaffirmed its dedication to supporting such enriching experiences, highlighting the beauty of diversity and the importance of community connections.
As the colors of Holi faded, the memories of joy and togetherness remained, leaving Kampala buzzing with the spirit of unity and celebration.
