Ankur Nikam
The first Kasba Peth Ganapati was carried on a traditional palanquin from Mandai to Lakshmi Road, amid drumbeats and chants.
Tambdi Jogeshwari Ganpati: A celebration alive with traditional dance, the thunder of drums, and waves of joyous fervor.
Guruji Talim Mandal’s Ganarai Shiva-Parvati arrived in a flower-decked chariot, with Sanai-Chowghad, dhol-tasha, and band performances.
Tulshibagh Ganpati, marking its 125th year, appeared on a 35-foot peacock chariot with flowers, hydraulics, and conch-drums spectacle.
Kesariwada Ganapati’s palanquin procession featured dhol-tasha troupes, Kathakali mask chariot, Shivaji Samadhi act, and “Lost Postman” theme.