In the heart of India, a young boy named Aman eagerly anticipates the arrival of summer. As the temperatures rise, so does Aman's excitement. The first sign of summer is the blossoming of the Gulmohar tree, painting the landscape with a burst of fiery red. Aman loves summer for many reasons. The most important reason is the Holi Festival, a celebration of colors, where people throw colored powders at each other. The festival marks the arrival of spring, paving the way for the warm Indian summer. Then come the mangoes, known as the 'king of fruits.' During the summer, mangoes, with their sweet and tangy taste, become a staple in every Indian home. Aman relishes the delicious mangoes that his mother transforms into pickles, juices, and desserts. The heat of the Indian summer is intense, but it's not just about the rising temperatures. It's about the spirit of the people, the vibrancy of the festivals, and the flavor of the summer fruits, all seen through the eyes of a young boy eagerly awaiting the joy that summer brings.