West Bengal's Durga Puja Festival: Kolkata's Eden Gardens To Witness World Record With 3000 Dhaks Beating Together During Mahalaya Celebrations
Kolkata is gearing up for an extraordinary start to the Durga Puja festivities, with the iconic Eden Gardens set to host a grand Mahalaya celebration on Saturday, October 10. The spectacular event will bring together 3,000 traditional dhakis, the rhythmic beats of Bengal's beloved dhak drums, and a drone show featuring 3,000 drones, in an ambitious attempt to create a world record. The grand…
Kolkata is preparing for a remarkable beginning to the Durga Puja celebrations, with Eden Gardens set to host a monumental Mahalaya event on October 10. The highlight of the night will be 3,000 traditional dhakis, playing the iconic dhak drums, and a drone display featuring 3,000 drones, all in an attempt to break a world record.
The grand opening of Durga Puja 2026 is expected to commence around 7 pm, attracting about 6,000 artists for a night of festivities celebrating Bengal's cultural heritage. The program will include a light-and-sound spectacle, laser show, aerial drone formations, and fireworks, transforming the cricket stadium into a lively stage for the season.
Rehearsals of thousands of dhakis coming together at Eden Gardens have already gained social media attention. The synchronized performance is anticipated to be one of the evening's main attractions, embodying the spirit and tradition of Durga Puja in West Bengal. The drone show is anticipated to introduce a modern visual element to the festivities.
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