Digital: Decorative lights will shine with Aarti and music as soon as the remote button is pressed

Homes will shine with waterproof lights on Diwali

This Diwali, homes, and courtyards will be decorated with smart digital decorative lighting. As soon as the remote button is pressed, these decorative lights will shine with the tunes of Aarti and music. Additionally, waterproof lights will also illuminate homes. There will be 36 types of designs available in digital and waterproof lights. According to traders, the business of decorative lights on Diwali in Jaipur is worth around Rs 200 crore.

The cities Indira Bazaar, Sanjay Bazaar, and other markets are witnessing a high sale of digital and waterproof decorative lights, along with fancy lights. Digital lights have scanners that can be scanned using a mobile phone to set any Aarti or music, and the lights will shine accordingly. These lights can also be controlled remotely.

Electric Firecracker Lights also

Electric firecracker lights have also arrived on the market, which can be plugged in and operated using a remote control, producing the sound of firecrackers. There is a high demand for waterproof lights, especially for outdoor use, to prevent damage from rain or water. Additionally, water-filled diyas and fancy lights, such as waterfall lights, diya garlands, and multi-color garlands, are also in high demand.

Consumption across the state

The consumption of LED lights from Indira Bazaar and Sanjay Bazaar is not limited to Jaipur but is happening across the state. Traders are receiving online orders, and customers from across the state are visiting shops in the city. Traders are working from morning till 2 am to meet the demand.

Facts File
– Rs 200 crore business of decorative lights in Jaipur
– More than Rs 1,000 crore business of decorative lights in Rajasthan
– Smart lights priced between Rs 150 and Rs 1,500
– Fancy lights priced between Rs 25 and Rs 400

Waterproof lights are in high demand

This time, smart and waterproof lights are in high demand. Digital lights are also being preferred, which have scanners that can be scanned using a mobile phone to set any Aarti or music. The business of decorative lights in Jaipur is worth around Rs 200 crore.
– Manish Gulati (Kaku), President, Jaipur Electric Trade Association