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IN PHOTOS: Bappa makes his way to Mumbai pandals

Updated On: 25 August, 2024 03:30 PM IST | Divya Nair

Several big Ganpati idols were taken from the workshops to the pandals amid great fanfare in Mumbai on Saturday. Pics/ Anurag Ahire

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Several big Ganpati idols were taken from the workshops to the pandals amid great fanfare in Mumbai on Saturday.
Several big Ganpati idols were taken from the workshops to the pandals amid great fanfare in Mumbai on Saturday.
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The idol of ''Tardeocha Icchapurti' pandal leaves from a Parel workshop on Sunday

The idol of ''Tardeocha Icchapurti' pandal leaves from a Parel workshop on Sunday

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A cricket fan thanks 'Khetwadicha Lambodar' for India's victory in the T-20 cricket World Cup this year

A cricket fan thanks 'Khetwadicha Lambodar' for India's victory in the T-20 cricket World Cup this year

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The 'Jijamata Nagar cha Raja' (Kalachowki) departs from a Parel workshop ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi, which will be celebrated on September 7 this year 

The 'Jijamata Nagar cha Raja' (Kalachowki) departs from a Parel workshop ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi, which will be celebrated on September 7 this year 

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Devotees take the 'Ganeshmurti Nagarcha Maharaja' to the pandal in Colaba amid the beats of drums   

Devotees take the 'Ganeshmurti Nagarcha Maharaja' to the pandal in Colaba amid the beats of drums   

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The mooshak (mouse) of 'Khetwadi cha Lambodar' holds the cricket World Cup, as India's cricket victory appears to be the theme for the Girgaon-based pandal  

The mooshak (mouse) of 'Khetwadi cha Lambodar' holds the cricket World Cup, as India's cricket victory appears to be the theme for the Girgaon-based pandal  

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The 'Bhuleshwar cha Raja' departs from a workshop at Lalbaug

The 'Bhuleshwar cha Raja' departs from a workshop at Lalbaug

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The 10-day Ganesh Chaturthi festival brings the entire city together as devotees go pandal-hopping to see their favourite deity 

The 10-day Ganesh Chaturthi festival brings the entire city together as devotees go pandal-hopping to see their favourite deity 

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