This festive season witnessed many Indian versions of Christmas carols, alongside Indianised X-mas trees and other decorations.
Anand Mahindra, the chairman of the Mahindra Group, shared a video of one such desi "Jingle Bells" carol on Twitter, to the thrill of other users of the social media platform.
"Now I don't think I'll ever be able to hear jingle bells without hearing the sound of dhols in my head…Oye Jingle Balle Balle! A very Merry Christmas to all," tweeted Anand Mahindra.
In response to Mahindra's tweet, another desi Jingle Bells carol was shared. This time, a Bhojpuri rendition (a language spoken in large parts of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar).
Another video doing rounds is the rendering of a Christmas carol using the Tabla, an Indian percussion instrument.
Lastly, a parody video using the Jingle Bells melody and rhythm sought to target Mumbai's civic woes.