Ganesh Chaturthi 2020: Celebs celebrate eco-friendly Ganeshotsav

Karan Wahi

Karan Wahi, who is known for making eco-friendly idols of Lord Ganesh every year for Ganesh Chaturthi, manage to keep up with the tradition this year as well.  The picture shared by Karan shows him putting in all his efforts to get an outcome which is in the process.
 

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Rithvik Dhanjani

Pavitra Rishta actor Rithvik Dhanjani has sculpted a Ganesha idol from clay for this year's Ganeshotsav. The actor shared a video of the completed Ganesha idol on Instagram. A few days ago, Rithvik had taken to Instagram to inform his fans that he will be crafting the idol right at home.

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Juhi Parmar

Juhi Parmar decided to opt for  an eco-friendly Ganpati idol at home for this year's celebration. Sharing pictures of her creation on Instagram, Juhi wrote, “This year Ganpati is going to be celebrated very differently as there will be no guests visiting and the celebrations will be within the confines of our homes. And so we decided to make our own Ganpati idol. None of us are experts but the beauty is in love and devotion. There was a magical feeling by the end of it when we saw our Ganpatiji, everything just felt right! Ganpati Bappa Morya!

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Namratha Shirodkar

Actress and former beauty queen Namratha Shirodkar  shared a few pics on Eco-Friendly Ganesh on Instagram. The idol was made of pure clay.

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Neil Nitin Mukesh

Actor Neil Nitin Mukesh also kick-started the preparations for Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. The Saaho actor shared a bunch of pictures in which he is seen holding Ganpati idol. Neil and his family will be celebrating the festival in eco-friendly manner.
 

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Bhumi Pednekar

Bhumi has joined hands with sculptor and environment activist Dattadri from Maharashtra to spread the message. Dattadri specialises in making tree Ganpati idols with seeds planted inside the idol. The idol can be immersed in clay pots once the festivities are over. Actress Bhumi Pednekar says there are sustainable ways to celebrate the Ganpati festival and urged everyone to choose eco-friendly idols.

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For me Dattadri Kothur aka Datta is a true #ClimateWarrior and innovator! He has come a long way in discovering his love for making Ganesha idols. Datta believes that the Ganesh festival is the celebration of nature and strongly supports the cause of environment-friendly celebrations. His creation, the @treeganesha is made up of red soil, organic fertilizer, natural colour and seeds… from the elements of nature… and this unique idol is designed to dissolve and grow into a tree. He says "Saving Environment is an Indirect worshiping of Lord Ganesha". #ClimateWarrior #GaneshChaturthi

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