Mumbaikars will bid a teary-eyed adieu to Ganesha after a 10-day celebration.
Mumbaikars will bid a teary-eyed adieu to Ganesha after a 10-day celebration.
The 10-day Ganeshotsav comes to an end tomorrow 17 September. And Mumbaikars will bid a teary-eyed adieu to Lord Ganesha echoing ‘ ‘Ganpati Bappa Morya, Pudchya Varshi Laukar Ya’. In Mumbai, it’s the grandest festival
Every year the financial hub, the city of dreams and the city that never sleeps, transforms into a vibrant tapestry of colors, sounds and devotion amidst the glorious celebration of Ganeshotsav. This festival is dedicated to Lord Ganesha,remover of obstacles and Lord of wisdom, and it’s one of the City’s most treasured cultural events celebrated in true traditional style. Although the festival is celebrated across India, Mumbai’s Ganeshotsav holds a special place owing to its deep-rooted connect with the city’s entertainment industry, often referred to as ‘Bollywood’.
And for Bollywood, Ganeshotsav is more than a religious celebration; it’s an emotional tradition that has been interwoven with the lives of countless actors directors producers and technicians. Many film studios and production houses install their own Ganesh Idols and celebrate with Grandeur inviting the entire cast and crew to take part in the festival. The presence of Lord Ganesha is believed to bless the film projects with success, making it an auspicious time for the film industry.
News Input KV Raman
