Bollywood celebrities extend Ganesh Chaturthi wishes on social media

By ANI

MUMBAI: As the ten-day-long celebrations for Ganesh Chaturthi began on Friday, several Bollywood celebrities took to social media to extend greetings on the auspicious occasion.

Actor Madhuri Dixit shared a video reel on her Instagram handle featuring herself offering prayers to Lord Ganesha on the sets of her dance reality show ‘Dance Deewane’.

Sharing the video, she wrote, “Tumha sarvanna ani tumacya parivarala ganesa caturthinimitta hardika subheccha…!!!” (Happy Ganesh Chaturthi to all of you and your family … !!!)

तुम्हा सर्वांना आणि तुमच्या परिवाराला गणेश चतुर्थीनिमित्त हार्दिक शुभेच्छा…!!! pic.twitter.com/UFzoi8ekr0

— Madhuri Dixit Nene (@MadhuriDixit) September 10, 2021

Actor Ajay Devgn posted a throwback picture of his Lalbaug Darshan in Mumbai. He captioned the post as, “Lord Ganesha is the harbinger of all things good–peace, prosperity, progress, happiness & health. Let’s join our hands in prayer to welcome our favourite deity today. Ganpati Bappa Morya.”

Veteran actor Hema Malini also extended Ganesh Chaturthi wishes to his fans and followers on Twitter.

“It is that time of the year when we welcome our beloved Ganeshji into our houses, seeking his blessings which he gives in abundance. This God of understanding and knowledge stays in our houses for 10 days encouraging camaraderie & happiness in society. Ganesh Chaturthi ki hardik shubhkaamnaye,” she tweeted.

Actor Anupam Kher also tweeted, “Aap sabhee ko ganesh chaturthee kee haardik shubhakaamanaen. Happy Ganesh Chaturthi to all of you.”

Bollywood diva Kajol posted a mesmerising picture of herself on Twitter. The actor looked exquisite in a yellow Paithani saree, teamed up with matching jewellery. Sharing the picture, she tweeted, “Welcoming the ‘Vighnaharta’ with immense joy. #HappyGaneshChaturthi.”

Actor Varun Dhawan, Taapsee Pannu, and Karan Johar among actors also sent wishes to their fans and followers on the special occasion.

The festivities began on September 10 and will conclude on September 21. The festivities will end with the final immersion of the Ganesha idols, called the Visarjan.

The festival is celebrated with much grandeur in Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Gujarat among other states.