Camera Rakhi Is Trending This Year

This year, 22 August is Rakhi Purnima or Raksha Bandhan. Camera Rakhi is trending this year to make happy kids. In between two threads, a toy camera is fixed. It has flash.

The kids can get gift of this rakhi from their sister and when the sister fix it on her brother's wrist, the kid boy will become joyful and he must push the flash button of this camera, and colourful flash lights will bring joy for them. And why not? It is unique for kids.

Another kind of rakhi is trending this year - a cartoon character wearing musk. The seller is more kind hearted this year no doubt because they put dhan, durba and tip (ধান, দূর্বা, টিপ) within a rakhi for the convenience of the sisters. After all, all those three items are essential to sisters for the blessings they give to brothers. Isn't It?

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