Cinematic festival journey · 7 min
A Diwali You Can Feel A Diwali they don't just open. They feel it.
A celebration of lights, memories and the people who illuminate your life.
The experience
What it is
Not a card: a Diwali they do. They unlock a Dhanteras chest of wishes, ring the ghanti and do the aarti, light five diyas that reveal your photos, hang the ladi and switch it on, burst an anar, a chakri and a rocket, find your thank-yous on a tree of golden leaves and open one last surprise.
Who it's for: Your sibling for Bhai Dooj, your partner, your parents or your best friend, near or far: anyone who makes your life brighter.
For example: For your sister this Diwali: she holds a golden lock until a Dhanteras chest opens, taps four wishes floating out of it, lights five diyas one by one to find your photos and a message, launches fireworks that reveal the date you set the curtains on fire, finds your thank-yous in the golden leaves of a tree, receives a Bhai Dooj tilak, and opens a jewellery box with a promise inside.
What they do
- Draw the rangoli
- Do the aarti
- Light five diyas
- Switch on the lights
- Eat the mithai
- Burst eight crackers
What you add
- Their name and yours
- 1–20 photos
- Four wishes, the diyas' message, the fireworks' secret, your thank-yous and the surprise in the box
- Voice notes
Good to know
- Occasions:
- Diwali
- Made for:
- Family, Partners, Friends
- Length:
- 7 min
- Style:
- 1 colour palettes, 1 soundtracks
- Price:
- ₹299US$4.99, once
How it works
How it works
- 1
Choose an experience
Try any of them free first — every experience has a full, playable demo.
- 2
Make it yours
Answer a few simple questions and add 1–20 photos. You can also add up to 3 short videos and up to 4 voice notes.
- 3
Preview, then pay ₹299US$4.99
See your own version before you pay. One price, no subscription.
- 4
Share the private link
Your link is live the moment payment is confirmed. Send it on WhatsApp, Instagram or anywhere — or schedule it to open at a moment you choose.
Try it first. Pay when you're ready to make theirs.
Free
- Play the full demo — exactly what they'll see, with example names and photos.
- Make yours and preview it — answer a few questions, add your photos and watch your own version before you pay.
₹299US$4.99, once
- Your gift, published — your photos and words, live as a private link the moment payment is confirmed. We email you the link too.
- Opens when you choose — right away, or sealed with a countdown until the moment you pick.
- They can reply — a reaction, a few words or a voice note, and we let you know.
- Theirs to keep — online for 12 months. No subscription, no app.
Not sure which one to pick? Ask us on WhatsApp
Questions
Good to know
What is A Diwali You Can Feel?
Not a card: a Diwali they do. They unlock a Dhanteras chest of wishes, ring the ghanti and do the aarti, light five diyas that reveal your photos, hang the ladi and switch it on, burst an anar, a chakri and a rocket, find your thank-yous on a tree of golden leaves and open one last surprise. It's a personalized digital gift from DMplease, built from your photos and words.
How much does A Diwali You Can Feel cost?
₹299US$4.99, paid once. You preview your own version before you pay.
How does the recipient open it?
From the private link you send them — in any phone or laptop browser, with no app or sign-up.
Can I try it before buying?
Yes. A Diwali You Can Feel has a free, playable demo with example names and photos.
Can they reply to me?
Yes — at the end they can send you a reaction, a few words or a voice note, so you hear how they felt. You get it by email.
What is a Diwali digital gift?
A private link to a short interactive experience made from your words, and your photos, voice or video if you add them. They open it on their phone, no app needed. Nothing is shipped.
Can I send it for Bhai Dooj?
Yes. Choose “My sibling” and one chapter becomes a Bhai Dooj ritual: they apply a tilak and see your childhood photos. For a partner, family or friend that chapter changes to fit.
Do I need photos?
No. Photos are optional. Add up to five and they appear when the diyas are lit and the fireworks burst; without them, your words take their place.