Published 10:03 IST, August 21st 2020
Neil Nitin Mukesh brings home eco-friendly 'Bappa' for the first time in 27 years
Bollywood actor Neil Nitin Mukesh who moved to a new house recently, kick-started Ganpati Celebrations by bringing home eco-friendly Ganesha for the first time.
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With festival of Ganesh Chaturthi kick-starting, many celebrities have started gearing for festival. Amid on-going pandemic, many celebrities have opted to bring home eco-friendly Ganesha, sticking to making festivities a private affair. Bollywood actor Neil Nitin Mukhesh will also be celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi is a very special manner.
Neil Nitin Mukesh limits Ganesh Chaturthi to a private affair
actor-producer has moved to a new house in South Mumbai and will be rejoicing 27th-year of this festival in an eco-friendly manner. Due to COVID 19, Neil Nitin Mukesh and his family will be limiting 10-day festivity to a private affair. Like every year, Nel Nitin Mukesh has set a me for Ganesh Chaturthi, and this year me is dedicated to 'new beginnings'. He said that this is first time his family has brought home an eco-friendly Bappa home.
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Speaking about new me, Neil Nitin Mukesh said that because of Covid-19, people have realised that human race has caused much harm to mor Earth over last dece and only practical way to look forward is to embrace eco-friendly measures to protect Universe. Elaborating himself over Ganpati Celebrations he said that, Ganpati he brought home is of 18 inches as opposed to ir longstanding yearly trition of bringing home a 5 feet idol.
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Neil Nitin Mukesh ded that over past two months, his mor has been creating ornaments and clos for Ganpati. decoration for Ganesh Chaturthi has been entirely done by actor and his daughter Nurvi. Due to situation, Neil Nitin Mukesh said that his family has restricted from getting anything from outside and have decorated Ganpati room like a country yard with minimal decorations comprising of white Jasminum sambac and yellow marigolds.
Like every year, all of 10 days of Ganpati celebrations will be dedicated to different festivals of India like Holi, Diwali, Rakshabandhan, Janmashtami, followed by a Chappan bhog, havan, ending with visarjan.
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With inputs from PR
10:03 IST, August 21st 2020