Ambani Family Seeks Ganpati Bappa's Blessings, Anant Ambani Offers Prayers With Radhika Merchant By His Side | Watch

The Ambani family is celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi with great gusto this year, marking Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s first Ganesh Chaturthi after their wedding. At their lavish residence, Antilia, the family is hosting a grand pooja, continuing their tradition of celebrating the festival in a big way. This year, the Ambani family’s celebrations are filled with even more joy, as they welcome the auspicious occasion as a newly extended family.

In a video going viral on social media, one can catch a glimpse of the stunning Ganpati idol that the Ambani family has set up at their residence, Antilia, in celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi. Among the most heartwarming moments captured is the newly-wed Radhika Merchant, looking resplendent in a fuchsia pink salwar and kundan jewellery, as she offers prayers to Bappa. In another clip, Radhika is joined by her husband, Anant Ambani, as they perform a pooja on a smaller Ganesh idol within the premises.

Adding to the celebration, Akash Ambani’s wife, Shloka Ambani, is also seen embracing the festive spirit in the family’s Ganesh Chaturthi revelry. Meanwhile, in another clip, Mukesh Ambani is seen arriving at the venue with his wife, Nita Ambani, who looked stunning in a red saree paired with exquisite jewellery. Nita was also captured greeting the Panditji who will be leading the pooja. Kokilaben Ambani is also captured offering prayers to Ganpati Bappa.

As the festivities continue, celebrities have already begun arriving at Antilia for darshan. From Bollywood legend Suniel Shetty to cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar, many well-known figures have made their way to the Ambani residence to offer prayers and be part of the grand celebration. The occasion truly reflects the spirit of Ganesh Chaturthi, bringing together family, friends, and devotees in a celebration of joy, faith, and unity.

Ganesh Chaturthi holds a special place in the hearts of many, especially in Maharashtra, where it is celebrated with immense devotion and enthusiasm. Families across the state bring beautifully crafted Ganesh idols into their homes, offering prayers and sweets like modaks, believed to be Lord Ganesha’s favourite.