If you have to work late on a Lohri evening and can’t indulge in the dance and the bonfire, then you can drop in 32 Milestone for some appetising Punjabi food. They specialise in Amritsari Macchi, Patiala Shahi Meat, Peshawari Chhola, Mogawala Kukarah and one can go and have a try, if you are not thinking of making a dinner for yourself at home.

In case nothing else works out and you still want to enjoy the joyous way Lohri is celebrated, there is a time-tested way you can take part in the festivities around the festival that ushers in the harvesting season in the north - by hitting any or a few of the many malls in Gurgaon. Every disc will play Pind ka songs and you can dance the night away or have sumptuous paranthas in the joint ‘Paranthas.’ The most enjoyable experience will however be having rewri with your loved ones and gossiping around the bonfire in the chilly winter night right in your house or within the safe confines of your society building.