Bhojpuri is the home language of western Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh, and of millions who moved from there to Delhi, Mumbai, Surat and Kolkata. A greeting like “छठ पूजा के हार्दिक शुभकामना” tells these customers you are one of them. Bhojpuri is written in Devanagari, like Hindi.
Google’s Keyword Planner shows almost no searches for Bhojpuri posters; most Bhojpuri speakers search in Hindi. This page is for shops whose customers would rather read their own language.
Bhojpur, Buxar, Rohtas, Saran, Siwan, Gopalganj and the Champaran districts in Bihar; Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Ballia, Ghazipur, Deoria, Azamgarh and Mau in Uttar Pradesh; and Bhojpuri-speaking neighbourhoods in Delhi, Mumbai, Surat, Kolkata and Punjab.
Bhojpuri festival greetings for shops
Festival
Date
Greeting
Chhath Puja The biggest festival of the year for Bhojpuri customers.
Chhath is the season. Kirana, fruit and puja shops do well with posters for soop, daura, fruit, sugarcane and thekua ingredients in the week before.
Use Bhojpuri for the greeting line and keep the offer simple. If your customers are mixed, put the offer in Hindi below it.
Spellings vary from district to district. Write it the way your customers say it, and ask a regular customer to read the poster before you share it.
Shops in Delhi, Mumbai or Surat can use Bhojpuri to reach customers from home, especially around Chhath and Phagua.
Make it free, or have Teena make it
The free festival poster maker writes Hindi greetings. Choose Hindi (same Devanagari script) and type your Bhojpuri greeting in the greeting box. The examples below open with their Bhojpuri words already filled in. Open the free festival poster maker. For a design made for you, tell Teena in the Top Dukaan app what you need and that you want it in Bhojpuri.
Bhojpuri poster questions
Which script is used for a Bhojpuri poster?
Devanagari, the same script as Hindi. That is why the free poster maker’s Hindi mode works: choose Hindi and type your Bhojpuri words.
When should a shop post its Chhath poster?
Chhath Puja 2026 falls around 13 to 16 November, with the evening arghya on 15 November. Post your offer for Chhath supplies about a week before and your greeting on the day.
Can I mix Bhojpuri and Hindi on one poster?
Yes. A Bhojpuri greeting with the offer in Hindi works well when your customers are mixed. Keep each line in one language.