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It’s a public holiday in India and you decide to go to a bar to unwind. But then you find out it’s a dry day, which means you can’t buy alcohol. Dry days are common in India, a country that was originally supposed to be alcohol-free (surprise, surprise!).
With Holi, there's another dry day round the corner and you must be wondering where dry days came from, check out this video – it will answer everything you want to know (and much more).

Video by Devang Shah
Additional filming and production by Nikita Mandhani

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