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IN PHOTOS | Ganeshotsav 2026: Mumbai Cha Raja first look unveiled

Updated On: 13 September, 2026 02:29 PM IST | Tarun Verma

The first look of Mumbai Cha Raja was unveiled in Ganesh Galli on Sunday, September 13, ahead of Ganeshotsav 2026. The unveiling marks the Lalbaug Sarvajanik Utsav Mandal’s 99th year as Mumbai gears up for Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations from September 14. (Pics/YouTube@MumbaiChaRaja)

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The unveiling of city's one of the most iconic idol 'Mumbai Cha Raja' marks the beginning of the mandal’s 99th year
The unveiling of city's one of the most iconic idol 'Mumbai Cha Raja' marks the beginning of the mandal’s 99th year
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This also marks a significant milestone in its long-standing Ganeshotsav tradition
This also marks a significant milestone in its long-standing Ganeshotsav tradition
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The unveiling of Mumbai Cha Raja, Ganesh Galli, comes ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi, as Mumbai prepares for the annual 10-day Ganeshotsav celebrations, which draw lakhs of devotees to prominent Ganesh mandals across the city
The unveiling of Mumbai Cha Raja, Ganesh Galli, comes ahead of Ganesh Chaturthi, as Mumbai prepares for the annual 10-day Ganeshotsav celebrations, which draw lakhs of devotees to prominent Ganesh mandals across the city
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Devotees and media professionals present at Lalbaug during the first look ceremony paid tribute to one of Mumbai's most iconic idols
Devotees and media professionals present at Lalbaug during the first look ceremony paid tribute to one of Mumbai's most iconic idols
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Ganeshotsav 2026 starts on Monday, September 14, 2026, and ends with Anant Chaturdashi and Visarjan on Friday, September 25, 2026
Ganeshotsav 2026 starts on Monday, September 14, 2026, and ends with Anant Chaturdashi and Visarjan on Friday, September 25, 2026

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