Madhurima Tuli’s Ganesh Chaturthi was not confined within the walls of her home—it flowed seamlessly into the bustling streets of Mumbai, culminating in a soulful visit to Lalbaugcha Raja shortly after the immersion of her home Ganpati idol. Madhurima Tuli’s Ganesh Chaturthi phased was a heartfelt tapestry of private devotion woven into public reverence. Fresh from the emotional visarjan of her home Ganpati, she carried the flame of faith to one of Mumbai’s most iconic shrines: the revered Lalbaugcha Raja.

This year, Madhurima reignited a cherished family ritual by welcoming Ganpati Bappa into her home after a long hiatus. The intimate celebration, shared with her parents and brother, was imbued with joy and a warm spiritual ambiance

In a display of devotion that was both personal and public, Madhurima quietly followed the flow of believers, blending reverence with the energy of countless others who seek Bappa’s grace.

Amidst the chorus of chants and prayers, Madhurima shared her gratitude:

“I am a true devotee of Ganesha. I thank Him for giving me this opportunity to visit Him — and for the people who arranged my visit and made it all happen. I am at Lalbaugcha Raja to take His blessings. I love Ganesh Chaturthi because I get to see Ganesha in every shape, every size, every belief.”

These words echo her reverence—not just for the festival, but for the inclusive spirit it nurtures across spaces both intimate and communal.