New Delhi: Ganesh Chaturthi celebration is at its peak in Maharashtra, Gujarat and several other states. The Idol of Lord Ganesha is being worshipped in pandals which are decorated with flowers and lights. People decorate 'Pandaals' in unique manner every year to offer something new to the devotees.
Every Pandaal is decorated keeping in mind the unique themes to attract the devotees; something like this has been done in Bharuch, Gujarat.
A 'Pandaal' has been built by the Neelkanth Yuvak Mandal to celebrate the Ganesh Chaturthi festival in Bharuch re-creating the set of India TV's most famous show "Aap Ki Adalat".
Neelkanth Yuvak Mandal has kept the idol of Lord Ganesha along with the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attract the devotees.
The mandal has re-created the set of India TV's biggest show "Aap Ki Adalat" depicting the scene of Rajat Sharma in conversation with PM Narendra Modi. Every minor detail was kept in mind to re-create the set in to a 'Pandaal'.
Rajat Sharma can also be heard in conversation with Narendra Modi from the background of the pandaal.
This pandaal with unique theme has attracted huge number of devotees.
The duration of this festival varies from 1 day to 11 days, depending on the place and tradition.
This festival is celebrated by Hindus with a great enthusiasm.
