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In Photos | Ganeshotsav 2026: Sakinakyacha Maharaja takes centre stage in Mumbai's suburbs

Updated On: 10 September, 2026 05:45 PM IST | ronak mastakar

Sakinakyacha Maharaja is among the prominent Ganeshotsav attractions in Mumbai, drawing devotees during the annual festival. Take a look at the celebrations, the Ganpati idol and the festive atmosphere at the mandal in this photo gallery. (Pics/Instgram@Sakinakyacha Maharaja)

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Pic/Instgram@Sakinakyacha Maharaja
Pic/Instgram@Sakinakyacha Maharaja
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In recent years, Sakinakyacha Maharaja has emerged as a popular name among Mumbai’s Ganeshotsav mandals, drawing increasing attention from devotees during the festival.
In recent years, Sakinakyacha Maharaja has emerged as a popular name among Mumbai’s Ganeshotsav mandals, drawing increasing attention from devotees during the festival.
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The grand idol of Sakinakyacha Maharaja has been crafted at the workshop of renowned sculptor Krunal Patil, adding to the visual appeal of the annual celebrations.
The grand idol of Sakinakyacha Maharaja has been crafted at the workshop of renowned sculptor Krunal Patil, adding to the visual appeal of the annual celebrations.
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Standing at an imposing 45 to 48 feet, the idol is one of the prominent attractions for devotees visiting the mandal.
Standing at an imposing 45 to 48 feet, the idol is one of the prominent attractions for devotees visiting the mandal.
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Established in 1985, the mandal is celebrating its 41st year in 2026.
Established in 1985, the mandal is celebrating its 41st year in 2026. 
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Over the years, the celebration has grown in scale and popularity, with the towering idol becoming a key feature of the festivities.
Over the years, the celebration has grown in scale and popularity, with the towering idol becoming a key feature of the festivities.

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