For actor Aadar Jain, Ganapati festival has always meant creating uproar with family, friends, relatives and visitors. But this year the festival was slightly different due to the COVID-19 rules. This time there was a lack of people and visitors at home. But he also made special arrangements to include close people at this festival.
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Adar says, “We have been celebrating Ganpati festival at our home for the last 25 years. This is a very special time and opportunity at home. It is a time of celebration because we are all devotees of Ganapati at home. We keep Lord Ganesh for 10 days, and we really consider him as our beloved guest. We decorate the entire house and make the house very festive." Regarding the COVID-19 era, he says, "We have had a lot of guests coming here as well. However, this time due to the Corona situation it is going to be different because we cannot invite any visitors. So we will try Zoom and FaceTime to let the closed ones join Aarti and Pooja. We have also made special arrangements for this. "
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This year, he and his family will immerse the deity at home, and this time they have chosen the option of eco-friendly Ganpati. He says, "Every year we go to Chowpatty for immersion. However, this year we will not do this. This is the first time we have brought eco-friendly Ganpati, and I am very happy and proud of it. It is very important that when we immerse our Ganpati in the future, we should do it in an environmentally friendly manner and be alert to protect the environment. With this, there have been many changes due to Corona."
