I'm not ostracizing festivity from India, but due to being predominantly Hindu dominated society, all non-Hindu festivals looks bleak here.

Yeah dude. Indian Weddings. Three days of straight party. Also love those.

I love how hard India goes for their celebrations though. My sister got married there to an Indian man and it was the most insane wedding I’ve been to

I’ve been in India for Christmas and even though it’s not the kind of big deal the Hindu holidays are, lots of houses seemed to celebrate. That was in Nagpur though and I think it’s a more Christian area.

It's true. Nothing celebrates more than Diwali. It's a Hindu place. In the south resides some Christians, so it's a good get together. Otherwise, it doesn't make friction towards celebrating Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Regarding your question Vellichor, family. We celebrate big every year. All siblings at my mom's house with some extended family. Only way I know how to celebrate it.

There are almost 30 million Christians in India, making it the country's third largest religion. Obviously they also celebrate Christmas. There's even Indian Christian folklore.