Your own dog gets its red tika and a marigold garland, sitting among glowing diyos, then looks straight into the camera. One photo of your dog is all it takes.
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A Kukur Tihar AI video is a 12-second festive clip in which a dog receives a red tika and a marigold garland among small diyo oil lamps for the dog day of Nepal's Tihar festival; videosi makes it from one photo of your dog.
Kukur Tihar AI Video is made with Seedance 2.0 / 2.5 (you pick the tier) by ByteDance. The prompt behind it has 5 parts, and the timing is what makes or breaks it.
Photorealistic live-action festive footage, 12 seconds, one continuous take from a fixed camera at the dog's eye level, shallow depth of field. Image 1 is the only source for the dog…



A sharp, well-lit photo of one dog with its face and front paws in view, taken at its eye level. Any breed, puppy or senior dog, pet or street dog you look after.
Lamp-lit courtyard, sunny village or puja at home; then Tika and garland, where an adult's hands give the tika on camera, or Already garlanded, with no people at all.
Choose 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Status, 1:1 or 16:9, then press Generate. The 12-second MP4 is silent and has no watermark.
Add a Tihar or Deusi Bhailo song from the app's own music library and a Happy Kukur Tihar line, then post it or send it to family before 8 November.
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Kukur Tihar is the dog day of Tihar, the five-day festival of lights in Nepal. Kukur means dog in Nepali, and on this day families honour their own dogs and the street dogs of the neighbourhood: a red tika is pressed onto the dog's forehead, a garland of orange marigolds goes around its neck, and it gets a plate of food, often with sel roti, the ring-shaped Tihar bread. Real phone videos of a dog sitting still for its tika are some of the most watched Tihar clips on TikTok every year.
The AI version is newer. On Kukur Tihar 2025, on 20 October 2025, Nepali creators posted AI clips of dogs in marigold garlands and tika: a dog by a plate of rice in a village lane, a puppy eating from a straw mat in a lamp-lit courtyard, dogs in Nepali dhaka topi caps. New AI clips for this year started appearing on 9 and 10 October 2026. There is no single original clip, creator or song; it is a seasonal format that comes back every Tihar.
Kukur Tihar 2026 falls on Sunday 8 November 2026 (Kartik 22, 2083 BS), the same day as Laxmi Puja this year, according to the Hamro Patro calendar. Tihar runs from Kaag Tihar on Saturday 7 November to Bhai Tika on Wednesday 11 November, the same weekend as Diwali in India.
This page turns one photo of your own dog into that clip. Pick a lamp-lit courtyard, a sunny village or a puja at home, choose whether your dog receives its tika and garland on camera or already wears them, and videosi renders a 12-second video of your dog, not a stock dog.
Your dog sits behind a brass plate of rice, marigolds and sel roti, a small diyo flame in front of it, looking down at the light.
An adult's hand comes in from the side and presses a round red tika onto your dog's forehead. Your dog blinks and holds still.
A few marigold petals are sprinkled from above and land on your dog's head.
Two hands lower a thick marigold garland over your dog's head and settle it around the neck.
The hands are gone. Your dog looks to one side, then straight into the lens, garland and tika in full view, the diyo flickering. In the Already garlanded version no hands appear and the petals drift down instead.
Crouch down to your dog's height. The clip is filmed at eye level, so a photo taken from above makes the head look too big and the body too small.
The garland sits on the neck and chest, so they need to be in the photo. A nose-only close-up makes the model invent the body and the garland lands in the wrong place.
Window light or open shade keeps the coat colour, markings and eyes. Dark dogs in dark rooms lose their outline in the lamp-lit courtyard.
Crop to the one dog you want to honour. A second pet or a person in the photo can merge into one strange animal; make one clip per dog instead.
| Idea | Prompt | |
|---|---|---|
| Tika in the courtyard | Your dog receives its red tika and marigold garland on a straw mat in a lamp-lit brick courtyard at dusk. | |
| Village morning | Your dog, already in its garland and tika, sits in a sunny Nepali village lane as petals drift down. | |
| Puja at home | Your dog on an armchair at home gets its tika and garland behind a brass plate and a small oil lamp. |
A Kukur Tihar AI video is a short festive clip, 12 seconds on videosi, in which a dog receives a red tika and a marigold garland among small diyo lamps, made from a photo of your own dog. AI versions spread on TikTok on Kukur Tihar 2025 (20 October 2025) and new ones began appearing in October 2026. There is no single original clip or creator.
Kukur Tihar 2026 is on Sunday 8 November 2026 (Kartik 22, 2083 BS), the same day as Laxmi Puja this year, according to the Hamro Patro calendar. Tihar runs from Kaag Tihar on 7 November to Bhai Tika on 11 November. A few calendars list 7 November, so check your local patro; make your videosi clip by 6 or 7 November.
Upload one photo of your dog to videosi, pick one of 3 settings (lamp-lit courtyard, sunny village, puja at home) and one of 2 moments, choose 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9 and press Generate. The Kukur Tihar AI video is 12 seconds long and you write no prompt. Rendering takes several minutes and the result is saved in My creations.
Yes. videosi (videosi.io) is a web tool that makes the Kukur Tihar AI video from one photo of your dog: the garland, tika, diyos, camera and prompt are built in. It runs in the browser on a phone or a computer, so there is no app to install. A standard 12-second video (Standard model, 720p) is 10 credits, with no watermark.
The Kukur Tihar AI video on videosi is not free: there is no free generation and no free trial. A standard 12-second video (Standard model, 720p) is 10 credits; better models and higher resolutions cost more. Credit packs start at $6.99 for 10 credits and never expire, and plans start at $29.90 a month. A failed render returns its credits.
Kukur Tihar, "dog Tihar" in Nepali, is the second day of Tihar, Nepal's 5-day festival of lights. Dogs are honoured with a red tika, a marigold garland and food to thank them for their loyalty and protection, and in Hindu tradition they are linked with Yama, the god of death. Pets and street dogs alike are included. The videosi page shows only the garland, tika, petals and diyos, no deities.
Not on this page: the videosi Kukur Tihar AI video is made from 1 photo of your dog, and in the Tika and garland moment only an adult's hands appear, never a face. To be on camera with your dog, use the videosi pet hug video, which takes one photo of you and one of your pet.
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Yes. Any dog works for the videosi Kukur Tihar AI video, including puppies, senior dogs and the street dog you feed, as long as one dog is clearly in the photo. A cat or another pet also works and keeps its own species and markings, though Kukur Tihar is the dog day; Tihar's crow and cow days are not on this page.
There is no single Kukur Tihar AI filter on TikTok; most AI clips were made with image and video generators and edited in CapCut, and templates change every season. videosi is independent and not affiliated with TikTok or CapCut. The videosi Kukur Tihar AI video is a web tool: one dog photo in, one continuous 12-second MP4 out.
The videosi Kukur Tihar AI video uses ByteDance's Seedance model with a five-part prompt (identity lock, motion reference, scene, a 12-second timeline and rules) and a real Kukur Tihar clip as the motion reference. We do not publish the full prompt; picking a setting and a moment fills it in. The prompt keeps the dog from talking or standing like a person.
The usual cause is the photo: taken from above, too dark, blurred fur or a second animal in the frame. For the videosi Kukur Tihar AI video, use 1 sharp eye-level photo of one dog with the head, chest and front paws visible. Likeness is not guaranteed, and the moment the garland goes over the head is where it drifts most.
There is no single Kukur Tihar song: posts use Tihar songs, Deusi Bhailo tunes and original sounds. The videosi Kukur Tihar AI video is a silent 12-second MP4, so add a Tihar song from TikTok's or Instagram's own music library when you post, rather than a downloaded copy.
As of late October 2026 the Kukur Tihar AI video is just starting again: the first new AI clips appeared on 9 and 10 October 2026, and the wave usually peaks on the festival day itself, 8 November 2026 this year. Real tika videos of dogs draw hundreds of thousands of views every Tihar. This videosi page stays up as the reference for next year.
Yes. The videosi Kukur Tihar AI video ends on 2 to 3 seconds of your dog looking into the camera in its garland and tika, which works as a greeting. It has no text, so add "Happy Kukur Tihar" or "कुकुर तिहारको शुभकामना" in WhatsApp, Instagram or CapCut. The MP4 has no watermark and can go to everyone.