Independence Day Special Ganesh Aagman In Mumbai: Tall, Grand And Unique Bappa Idols Take Over Lalbaug-Parel | WATCH
Mumbai witnessed its first Maha-Aagman Sohala of the year on Saturday, August 15, as several popular Ganeshotsav mandals across the city welcomed their idols ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi. The arrival celebrations drew huge crowds of devotees, with Lalbaug-Parel and surrounding areas turning into a sea of people eager to catch the first glimpse of their beloved Bappa. From towering idols to elaborate…
Mumbai experienced its inaugural Maha-Aagman Sohala of the year on Saturday, August 15, as numerous popular Ganeshotsav mandals in the city welcomed their idols prior to Ganesh Chaturthi. The ceremonial entry attracted large crowds of devotees, who thronged to Lalbaug-Parel and its surrounding areas to catch a glimpse of their cherished Bappa.
The first Maha-Aagman Sohala provided a sneak peek into the idols that devotees would see during this year’s Ganeshotsav, featuring towering figures, elaborate themes, and distinctive forms.
Among the most striking idols that graced the city were those displayed along Slater Road. Cha Raja's idol made a striking entrance, with Bappa depicted balancing himself alongside Riddhi and Siddhi. The idol's exquisite craftsmanship and unique composition caught the eye of devotees gathered to witness the arrival. Another noteworthy sight was the Marolcha Vighnaharta idol, which showcased Bappa balancing himself on one leg.
The idol was complemented by a depiction of Lord Vishnu’s Varaha avatar in the background, adding a mythological touch to the grand presentation.
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