Naraka Chaturdashi Quotes & Wishes

Looking for radiant Naraka Chaturdashi wishes? Discover powerful quotes to mark this Diwali eve with light, love, and the victory of good over evil.

About Naraka Chaturdashi

Naraka Chaturdashi, also known as Kali Chaudas, Choti Diwali, or Roop Chaudas, is celebrated on the 14th day of Krishna Paksha in the month of Ashvin or Kartika. It is the second day of the five-day Diwali festival. This day marks the victory of Lord Krishna and Satyabhama over the demon Narakasura, symbolizing the removal of evil and darkness from life. The day begins early with a special oil massage (Abhyanga), followed by applying ubtan and taking a holy bath. People wear clean clothes, offer prayers, and prepare sweets and dishes made with poha, a symbol of the new harvest. Lamps are lit in homes, and aarti is performed by women for the well-being of the family. In places like Goa, people burn Narakasura effigies filled with firecrackers to celebrate his defeat. Some also worship Mahakali, perform rituals to remove the evil eye, and honor their Kuladevi (family goddess). Lighting diyas for Yama, the god of death, is believed to protect from untimely death. The festival is filled with love, light, and togetherness, and reminds us to defeat negativity and welcome peace and happiness in life.

Naraka Chaturdashi Quotes and Wishes

Light wins over darkness, and good wins over evil — that is the message of Naraka Chaturdashi.
May this Choti Diwali bring peace, light, and joy into your life.
On Naraka Chaturdashi, let us crush the evil within and shine brighter.
Celebrate the end of ignorance and the rise of wisdom this Narak Nivaran Chaturdashi.
May the lights of Choti Diwali guide your way to success and happiness.
Let’s defeat the Narakasura in our hearts and embrace kindness.
When Krishna destroyed Narakasura, he gave us hope — hope for a better tomorrow.
Let this day remind us to clear out darkness from our hearts and homes.
May your soul be as pure as the oil bath on this holy morning.
Light a lamp for love, another for peace, and one for courage.
Choti Diwali is not small in joy — it’s full of blessings.
The true sparkle of Naraka Chaturdashi is the light within us.
Like fireworks in the sky, let your spirit shine.
Burn the demon of anger and light the lamp of patience.
May Mahakali protect you from all evil today and always.
Poha and sweets warm the stomach, but family warms the heart.
A diya outside your door can brighten the world inside you.
Let’s clean our homes and minds with equal care this festival.
On Kali Chaudas, may every bitter kareet be a lesson to grow.
Let every lamp you light bring a new beginning.
Naraka Chaturdashi is the reminder that even the darkest night ends in light.