Noun:

धूम-धड़क्का, गाजाबाजा, नगाड़ा या बिगुल की आवाज़, तुरही,

fanfare's Usage Examples:

There are constantly new and improved versions of products being developed, this year's 'next big thing' being marketed or the latest 'must have' item hitting the shop shelves with a great fanfare.

fanfare team for all occasions.

The sales associate informed me that the problems associated with the older lip products no longer applied to these, and that the Stickglosses in particular were being met with great fanfare.

These changes were typically made with little fanfare; there was just a simple announcement that the role of "John" would now be played by "so-and-so," and viewers would simply have to get used to the new actor in the role.

The stopover was brief; it wasn't long before Cowell joined forces with music producer Pete Waterman and EMI clerk Iain Burton to form Fanfare Records.

If you are taking a cruise to commemorate five, 10 or 25 years of wedded bliss, and don't want the fanfare of balloons, streamers and banners, then opt to recognize the milestone by taking part in some couples-only activities.

It didn't arrive on the market with the same kind of fanfare as the latest instalment of Resident Evil, but this horror game arguably blows Jill Valentine and crew clear out of the water.

King's Island hoped to continue the park's reputation of outstanding wooden roller coasters when Son of Beast, the largest single investment in the park's history to that point, opened in 2000 with tremendous fanfare.

Two elves at the front of the sleigh blew a trumpet fanfare.

There was no fanfare to herald her arrival or proclaim her "the next big thing"; there was no media blitz to sell her product line or promote her new cartoon.

Synonyms:

ostentation, pedantry, bluster, flash, bravado, splurge, display, ritz, exhibitionism,

Antonyms:

unpretentiousness, elegance, understate, uncover, disappear,