From Sonu Sood to Bharti Singh, celebs welcomed Bappa with full devotion and devotion

The festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is being celebrated with great pomp across the country. Bollywood stars are also rubbing the color of Ganesh festival and are welcoming Bappa with full reverence and faith. In this festival, celebrated in honor of Lord Ganesha, the god of intellect, prosperity and new beginnings, devotees decorate the pandals and welcome Bappa to the houses and communities with drums, music and traditional customs and daily chanting, aarti and prayers, sweet modaks and aroma of laddus, starting for eleven days. At the same time, Bollywood actor Sonu Sood to comedian Bharti Sing and TV actress Ankita Lokhande welcomed Bappa in their house.

Sonu Sood brought Bappa home
Bollywood actor Sonu Sood welcomed Ganpati Bappa at his home and in many videos on social media, he is seen keeping the idol of actor Bappa in his car and performing Aarti, which shows his devotion and a sense of celebration.

Bharti and Harsh also brought Ganpati Bappa home
Comedian Bharti Singh and her husband Harsh Limbachia also welcomed Bappa before Ganesh Chaturthi on 27 August. In the video going viral, Harsh and Bharti are seen bringing the statue of Ganpati with their son Gola. They are also seen worshiping the idol. Due to which his house was filled with devotion and happiness. Showing environmental awareness, Bharti and Harsh choose biodegradable earthen sculptures every year. Bharti Singh and her husband Harsh often share their celebrations on social media.

Ankita Lokhande also welcomed Bappa
Sonu Sood, Bharti Singh and Harsh Limbachia were not bringing Bappa home with full reverence Ankita Lokhande was also seen welcoming Bappa with her mother. In the video going viral, the actress first vaccinates the statue of Ganpati. Then she is seen worshiping them. Ankita’s joy of bringing Bappa home was clearly visible on Ankita’s face.

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