Hyderabad: Kollur Circle SHO Shri Ganesh Patel urged children and adults to celebrate Diwali safely, emphasizing the importance of children’s safety alongside festive fun. He was the chief guest at the innovative Diwali celebrations organized by Baker’s Fun in Tellapur, where he inaugurated the event by cutting a cake and distributing tapas to the children.
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The celebrations included lighting safe crackers, which produced bright, colorful lights similar to large firecrackers, delighting all the children present. The organizers of Bakers Fun clarified that these safe crackers are designed only to provide light and do not cause any harm, similar to the lights used in cricket matches.
As part of the festivities, Bakers Fun announced a 10% discount on all cakes and other items at their outlets throughout the Diwali weekend—Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. The event, named Diwali Delights, featured children’s games, fun activities, and the signature flavors of Baker’s Fun.
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Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Seshu, Founder of Baker’s Fun, said,”Usually, everyone celebrates Diwali at home. However, we organized this program with the intention of making Bakers Fun a platform where everyone can come together and celebrate. The response has been overwhelming, and we are delighted to see everyone enjoying themselves.”
Baker’s Fun, a 34-year-old bakery, has recently refreshed its look to appeal to today’s youth and Gen Z customers. As a fusion bakery, it combines bakery products with QSR, coffee, and ice cream, offering a unique and modern experience. Designed as Affordable Luxury, Bakers Fun provides a luxurious experience at affordable prices. The brand also offers franchises, operating on a Franchise Invested Company Managed (FICM) model, ensuring consistent quality and experience across all outlets.
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