Durga Puja pandal poster: five-day schedule, pandal arch, cultural night

Posters a puja committee or a housing society prints to announce its Durga Puja pandal. Each has its title lettered, a pandal motif, and a schedule or a blank panel for the committee's details. The three subjects are a five-day schedule of the rites, a pandal gateway of lights and cloth drapes, and a cultural programme with a dhak, a microphone and a dhunuchi. Type a theme or a bhog timing as the direction.

• a committee notice at the pandal gate
• a housing-society notice board
• a social-media image for the puja
• a printed schedule for the entrance

Frequently asked questions

Where do the committee's details go?

Each poster leaves room for the committee's name, timings and contacts.

What do the three styles look like?

Kalighat is brush-painted in vermilion, indigo and ochre on off-white; festive lights has glowing strings of light and gold on deep red; retro print is red and black ink on cream paper.

Can I change the theme?

Yes. Type a theme, such as Theme pandal or Sindoor khela, as the direction; the poster is drawn to it as a request.

Is it for print or for screens?

Both. The posters are vertical images, so they print on a portrait sheet or share as a picture.

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