I am from AP, India. Currently residing in Cleveland, OH

Why did you start this space?

Dreaming loud is the outlet of my dreams/ my other passions in life. I started this space as a medium to document by journey towards the lifestyle I dream of that is both green and glamorous.

Is blogging your full-time Job?

No. It feels like it though! I am a full-time software developer and I work every minute I don’t spend on my current job.

Who takes your pictures?

All pictures in the blog and other social medias like Instagram and Facebook are either taken by my best friend Lakki or by myself using a tripod; unless stated otherwise.

What Camera and Lens do you use?

I use Canon Mark III 5D and 50mm prime lens for all my pictures.

Are all products you mention are 100% natural?

I strive to pick all organic products but not all the time, the products mentioned are 100% organic but definitely a certified natural alternative over synthetic products with no parabens, fillers and other harmful ingredients like the ones mentioned in my ingredients to avoid list. All my homemade recipes are 100% natural

What does c/o mean in your posts?

c/o means “courtesy of”, this products are sent by companies as a gift to review or style them in outfits.

Do you get paid for the beauty products you review?

I am not paid for doing any product review. They are all picked by me and all reviews are my honest opinions. If ever a company reach out to me in future, I assure to stand for what I believe and continue to give my honest opinions. Gift products will be disclosed in the post as c/o

What are lazy Recipes ?

As the name speaks for itself, these are quick to make, vegetarian or vegan, healthy and require less utensils (all I care about..). These recipes are either exclusive to DL or done my altering the original recipes to make them hassle free and lazy friendly.

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Navratri 2023 Day 6-Narayanpet Handloom Half Saree or Lehenga

In today’s post, I am celebrating the radiance of Navratri 2023 Day 6 with a Narayanpet Handloom Half Saree or Lehenga. Read through to learn more about the significance of the day and more about the look.

Navratri is one of the few festivals celebrated across India with equal devotion. This nine-night festival is dedicated to worshiping the divine feminine, and each day is associated with a different form of the goddess Durga with a specific color. Here are the colors for Navratri 2023:

Oct 15, 2023- Orange
Oct 16, 2023- White
Oct 17, 2023- Red
Oct 18, 2023- Royal Blue
Oct 19, 2023- Yellow
Oct 20, 2023- Green
Oct 21, 2023- Grey
Ocr 22, 2023- Purple
Ocr 23- 2023- Peacock Green
Oct 24, 2023- Dusserha

Navratri Day 6 is dedicated to Goddess Katyayani, the warrior goddess who embodies courage and strength. Her divine form is depicted with four arms, holding a sword and a lotus, while one hand is in the “abhaya mudra” (gesture of fearlessness) and the other in the “varada mudra” (gesture of granting wishes). To honor her, people often adorn themselves in shades of green.

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Navratri 2023 Day 6-Narayanpet Half Saree or Lehenga

Narayanpet, a small town in the Mahbubnagar district of Telangana, is where the exquisite and unique Narayan pet cotton and silk handloom sarees and lehengas are weaved.

Narayanpet handloom half sarees and lehengas are known for their comfort and style. They are lightweight and easy to carry, making them perfect for long hours of dance and festivities during Navratri. The borders are very traditional and rich in deep maroon, chocolate red, or red color. They are well-known for the durability of colors used in the yarn. The weavers use natural dyes to produce striking and attractive color combinations.

Keeping the entire ensemble traditional, I paired it with temple or Kempu jewelry to achieve a South Indian Garba look. The jewelry’s beautiful ruby, gold, and pearl go perfectly with the vibrant green and red colors of the Narayanpet half saree or lehenga. By mixing the style of South Indian half saree and jewelry with the lively spirit of Garba night, I wanted to showcase my appreciation for different traditions and my love for festivities.

I was trying two different earrings to see which one goes well with the outfit and forgot about it; that’s why you see me wearing different earrings on each ear. 😀

I wore this to a Garba night yesterday, where I danced my heart out and also received a few compliments. It was beautiful to connect with both the cultural essence of the event and the people around me, and my ensemble played a big part in making the night truly memorable.