On Instagram, Mrunal called Ganesh Chaturthi “her festival,” a time when home, devotion, and joy come alive. This year, she wanted her outfit to feel both deeply traditional and deeply personal, a wearable tribute to Goddess Parvati, carrying “a little piece of strength, a little piece of love, and a whole lot of faith.” And if her smile was anything to go by, she wore every bit of that sentiment as gracefully as the saree itself.
