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Indian ODI captain Rohit Sharma recently celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with his family, embracing tradition after stepping away from Test cricket in May 2025. While his Test and T20I careers have concluded, marked by significant achievements including a T20 World Cup win in 2024, Rohit now concentrates solely on ODIs.

Salman Khan and his family celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi 2025 with devotion at Arpita Khan Sharma’s residence in Mumbai. Salman, along with parents Salim and Salma Khan, performed the aarti, reflecting faith and family bonding. The festive atmosphere at Arpita’s home featured vibrant floral decorations. Videos of the Khan family’s Ganpati celebration went viral, appreciated by fans.

Namrata Shirodkar celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with her children, sharing heartfelt photos and expressing how much she misses husband Mahesh Babu. Fans showered love in response. Meanwhile, Mahesh is busy shooting a major new film with SS Rajamouli, featuring an adventurous role inspired by Indiana Jones and African folklore.

Karan Johar and Rani Mukerji will celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi in 2025. They will share a selfie with fans. Karan Johar will wish his followers joy and prosperity. He is producing Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari. The film stars Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor. The film's release is scheduled for September 12. It is their second collaboration after Bawaal.

Salman Khan and his family have consistently celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with devotion and unity. Over the years, their festivities, primarily held at Arpita Khan Sharma's residence, have included traditional rituals and family gatherings. The celebrations have also featured appearances from Bollywood celebrities, highlighting the Khan family's commitment to faith and deep-rooted values, marked by joyous visarjan processions.

Cricketers and IPL teams celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with heartfelt wishes on social media, praying for happiness and prosperity. Teams like CSK, MI, RR, and KKR shared festive greetings, while Indian cricketers expressed devotion and positivity. The 10-day festival, which began on August 27, is marked by rituals and worship of Lord Ganesha.

While sighting the moon is considered very auspicious in most religions, there is one such occasion when it is forbidden to see the moon. On Ganesh Chaturthi, there is a general belief that if one sees the moon then one can be afflicted with 'false accusations' or Mithya Dosh and suffer the consequences despite being innocent.

Mumbai is buzzing with excitement as Lalbaugcha Raja 2025 has been unveiled, showcasing a majestic idol adorned in a purple dhoti and golden throne mandap. This year's celebration emphasizes unity, with artisans from diverse backgrounds contributing to the grand spectacle. Rooted in tradition since 1934, the festival also promotes eco-friendly practices with paper idols, blending devotion and sustainability.