SAWEL'IK HARI (16 December). Having fun dancing in disguise.
This is a daytime celebration when the Kalasha have great fun. There is a lot of singing and dancing in the open air. The flute is also played and the fun comes to a climax when men get disguised wearing goat skins and put on male goat horns on their heads, and dance wildly making indecent gestures. [Scenes reminding the wild dances of men worshiping the Ancient Greek god Dionysus, god of merriment and frenzy feasts with wine].
Dancing in the open air. Women dancing in
semi-circles or individually and men dancing on
roofs.