New Delhi, March 2 -- As Holi 2026 approaches, a new trend is clearly visible online: people are not just sharing festival photos; they are creating AI-powered Holi images.

Across Instagram, WhatsApp and other social platforms, portraits look more cinematic than ever. Colours appear suspended in mid-air, lighting feels intentional, and even ordinary photos carry a dramatic, poster-like finish. This shift is being driven by AI image tools such as Google Gemini Nano Banana Pro, which allow users to transform simple pictures into stylised Holi visuals.

The focus is no longer on basic filters. Instead, users are uploading their photos and guiding the transformation with short prompts. They describe the mood, the lighting, the colour intensi...