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Navratri 2023 EXCLUSIVE | Meet Actress Ashi Singh On Celebration In Mumbai: When I First Moved…
Navratri 2023: The festival of colors and the divine delight of participating in Garba are upon us. Navaratri is observed with diverse traditions in different cultures and regions across the country. In the North, there's 'Mata ki chowki,' while Bengalis celebrate 'Durga Pujo,' and Gujaratis engage in Garba dancing and hold havan rituals for all ten days.
ASHI SINGH ON NAVRATRI CELEBRATION IN MUMBAI
Many celebrities open their homes to welcome the nine Goddesses and celebrate with tremendous enthusiasm. Amid all this, TV star Ashi Singh opened up about her Navratri memories and how the festival is being celebrated in Mumbai.
Ashi Singh, currently portraying the main character of Sumeet in the popular ZEE TV daily soap Meet, said, "I am sure every city has its own charm during this festival and Mumbai is no exception, the city which never sleeps suddenly becomes even more vibrant and colorful these days. When I first moved to Mumbai, I was in school. I used to go to play Garba, but honestly, I never got the hang of it and I'm still on the same page. My mother generally fasts for all the nine days and also does 'Kanjak puja' on the eighth day. I believe festivals are nothing but a reason to get together and spread love. I wish everyone a very happy and safe Navaratri."
SIGNIFICANCE OF NAVRATRI
Navratri, a nine-night festival dedicated to Goddess Durga, is observed with profound devotion. In addition to traditional customs such as Goddess worship, fasting, and the preparation of special Navratri dishes, a unique and vibrant element enhances the festive atmosphere - the nine colors of Navratri.
In 2023, this nine-day celebration commences on October 15 and concludes on October 23. Each day of Navratri is linked to a particular color, representing distinct forms of Goddess Durga. The significance of these colors in relation to the various forms of Goddess Durga holds great importance for devotees.
Here's wishing a happy Navratri to everyone!
