an uttarayan terrace afternoon — hold to launch your kite, steer it into clouds that hide messages, win a peech against the neighbour's kite (kai po che!), share til-gul laddoos for sweet words, and end under a sky of photo kites.
Create your own Happy Makar SankrantiLovely's Makar Sankranti template is an Uttarayan afternoon on the terrace. The recipient holds a button to launch a kite off the rooftop, the manja stretching behind it as it climbs over the city. Then they steer — dragging anywhere on the screen moves the kite across the sky, and every cloud it flies into opens one of your messages.
Then a rival kite arrives — the neighbour's, with a grumpy face you can swap for any photo — and it's a peech. They tap fast to pull the manja until the rival string snaps, the other kite tumbles away and 'kai po che!' fills the screen. After that comes a plate of til-gul laddoos: each one they share pops a sweet line, in the spirit of 'til gul ghya, god god bola'. It ends under a sky of photo kites with their name.
Every line, the rival kite's face and up to three photo kites are editable, and steppers set how many message clouds appear (3 to 5) and how many photo kites fly at the end (1 to 3). Publishing costs ₹49 one-time; Lovely gives you a link and a QR code in about five minutes, and the recipient opens it without any account.
About five minutes. Pick the template, tap any line on the preview to rewrite it, swap the photos for your own, and publish. Lovely gives you a link and a QR code straight away, ready for WhatsApp.
No. The link opens in any phone browser — from WhatsApp, Instagram or a plain text message. There is no app to install and no account on their side.
Every word, including the cloud messages, the til-gul lines and the kite captions, plus the rival kite's face and the photo kites at the end. Steppers set how many message clouds appear (3 to 5) and how many photo kites fly in the finale (1 to 3).
The recipient holds a button to launch the kite, then drags a finger anywhere on the screen and the kite follows with a little wind wobble. Tapping a cloud also flies the kite to it, so it is easy for anyone.
A rival kite flies in and the recipient taps 'khench!' quickly to pull the manja. When the bar fills, the rival's string is cut, its kite tumbles away and 'kai po che!' appears — the neighbour's kite face is an editable photo.
Five minutes from now, your happy makar sankranti page can be live.
Create your own Happy Makar Sankranti