Sankranti, Pongal, Lohri

Makar Sankranti, Pongal, Lohri Greeting cards, pongal wishes, pongal stickers and messages.

You can share pongal greetings, stickers or messages with friends and family on social network like Whatsapp, Twitter, G+, Facebook, hike, Line, Wechat and others.

It works without internet too.

You can save or share the final photo.

Unique features:
1. All work in single screen.
2. Full view canvas.
3. Share Stickers to social apps.
4. Share Quotes to social apps.
5. Set Greeting as wallpaper.
6. Quotes to choose from.
7. Landscape and Portrate support.
8. 100+ photo effects.
9. Set Greeting as Wallpaper.

Help:
1. User can set current screen as background, just touch on background (curtain) icon.
2. Messages can be personalize by handwriting messages, to do this just touch on signature icon. Message can be undone also.
3. User can apply effects to image such as sketch, touch on star icon.
4. Messages can be put in different fonts and colors, touch on T icon.
5. Sticker can be applied on image, touch on rose icon.

This app can be used as
1. Sankranti Greetings Maker
2. Pongal Greetings Maker
3. Lohri Greetings Maker
4. Pongal photo greeting maker
5. Sankranti Messages
6. Sankranti photo greeting maker

many more...

Makar Sankranti:

Makar Sankranti is the day when the glorious Sun-God begins its ascendancy and entry into the
Northern Hemisphere and thus it signifies an event wherein the Sun-God seems to remind their
children that 'Tamaso Ma Jyotir Gamaya', may you go higher & higher, to more & more Light and never to Darkness.

Pongal:

Pongal is a famous and important festival in South India which acts as a
thanksgiving ceremony and harvest festival. Pongal marks the movement of Sun
from South to North which is considered auspicious.
Pongal is celebrated as Makara Sankranthi throughout India as the winter harvest.

Lohri:

Lohri is a harvest festival and is celebrated in the land of Punjab/Haryana.
Lohri is an important festival for Punjabis and is celebrated by lighting a bon-fire and singing and dancing around it.
The songs are sung in praise of Dulha Batti.
People throw rewaries, sugar-candy, popcorn, sesame seeds, gur, etc into the fire and sing and dance around it.
People wear their colourful and brightest clothes and dance the Bhangra or Gidda to the beat of the Dhol.
Lohri to farmers signifies the commencement of a new financial year.