This Crazy Navratri Morning Video Will Make You Scream ‘Zor Se Bolo Jai Mata Di’

The much-awaited nine-day festival of Navratri is finally here. Devotees across the country are celebrating the big day with traditional garba nights, colourful decor, and prayers dedicated to Goddess

Durga. But while the festive vibes are in full swing offline, the online world is bursting with relatable and hilarious takes on the festive season.

One such video, now going viral on Instagram, perfectly captures the essence of Navratri mornings with a comedic twist.

What’s in the video?

The video shows two boys going through their entire morning routine, from waking up to brushing their teeth to studying, all while Goddess Durga bhajans play in the background. It plays on a loop, setting the mood for everything they do. This clip is a hilarious nod to countless Indian households where bhakti and daily life blend seamlessly during Navratri.

While Navratri is a time of devotion and spiritual reflection, the internet has once again reminded us that laughter has its own sacred place in celebration.

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How Did Social Media Users React?
As expected, the video has already racked up views and is being widely backed by the internet community. Social media users quickly chimed into the comments section of the post and shared their views.

“Cuteness just knocked. Jai Mata Di,” read a comment.

Some users are tagging friends, sharing, “@am_ammy27Aj advit ke sath aisa he kuch kiya maine (Today I did something similar with Advit.)”

“True. So cute,” expressed an individual.

A user posted, “Haha. Jai Mata di.”

“How sweeeet,” a user remarked with a heart-eye emoticon.

Everything About Navratri 2025
It is that time of the year when devotees worship nine forms of Goddess Durga, known as ‘Navdurga’, with unmatched enthusiasm across India. Each day of Navratri is dedicated to a specific form of Goddess Durga, namely Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kaalratri, Mahagauri, and Siddhidatri.

This year, Sharad Navratri commenced today, September 22, and will culminate on October 2. The nine-day festive period symbolises the victory of good over evil. During these days, devotees also observe a fast and perform Ghatsthapana, Durga Chalisa, Durga Saptashathi Path, Durga Aarti and Kanya Pujan.