Dussehra is a popular festival celebrated by Hindus all over India, but with different names. It is also known as Vijayadashmi ('Vijay' meaning 'victory' and 'Dashmi means "the tenth day) as it is believed that it was on this day that Lord Rama killed the demon-king Ravana and rescue his kidnapped wife - Sita. In other words, the triumph of good over evil. The legendary triumph is reenacted to the day. In the northern parts of India, are huge figures of Ravana, his giant brother Kumbhkarna and son Meghnath placed in large open grounds. Fireworks and crackers are placed inside of figures.
Actors dressed as Rama, his wife Sita and brother Lakshman adopt the final minutes of the match, the Ramlila ground. After adoption of the climax of the war with Ravana, Rama shoots player character an arrow with a flaming tip of characters from a safe distance and volume breaks up into cheers which burst fire. The enthusiasm and applause sometimes drowned deafening explosion. Hilarity follows as people indulge in games, dance and music held at the fair.
