May 8, 2025. 13:19
The Toma Terra Indian Festival, inspired by Spain La Tomatina, Sparks Devience Online, and many question its relevance against the background of hunger and waste.
India intends to hold its first in the history of the Tom Terra Festival, inspired by the famous Spanish Festival La Tomatina. The event is due to take place at the Eco Park Hyderabad ECO on May 11. While the idea of attracting a tomato struggle to India seems exciting, many on the Internet are not quite delighted. People have expressed their disappointment, and many question the relevance of such an event in India. Let’s see what people can say about the event. (Also Read: The doctor takes 10 most popular weight loss methods: Ozempic estimates 7/10, while this is the head of the list )
As the Internet reacted
In the message of Instagram about Tom Terra, which shared the page, unfolded, caused a flurry of critical comments. One user wrote: “Don’t like a good idea for India. Do we have excess tomatoes?
Another added: “Why does a wasteful practice bring here? Instead, we should uphold stability. People do not have enough water, there are suicides farmers, and you want to spend perfectly good food so that some people can have fun?”
Another commented: “Meanwhile, children and people are starving in different parts of India.” Another noted: “In a country where more than half the billions of the bill is starving …” Other users have raised hygiene and resources. “This is a waste of food and resources … And it will be the most non -hygienic thing to do in India,” one person wrote. Another added: “It seems really terrible and insensitive to all the starving people of India!”
About the Toma Terra Hyderabad festival
Tom Terra intends to pass May 11, 2025 at Emperium Eco Park in Hyderabad. The event will take place from 10:00 to 20:00, which presents live music, large -scale tomato struggle, interactive games and food kiosks. According to BookMyshow, tickets start with ₹499, with premium packages available to ₹3.499. Children who have not reached 10 years may log free when accompanied by a parent or guardian.
