Lohri, celebrated annually on January 13, is a harvest festival marked by bonfires, folk songs, and dancing like Gidda and Bhangra. Families gather to share sweets such as gajak and rewdi, along with popcorn and sugarcane, fostering unity, hope, and prosperity. The festival is particularly significant for newlyweds and new mothers, with music and dance playing a key role in enhancing the festive spirit and strengthening bonds.