Mumbai’s D.N.Naggar Sarbojanik Durga makes a grand come back after covid19

Durga Puja for the Bengalis is much more than a festival. It is a carnival and an emotion that marks the time of happy tides. Families immerse themselves in this five-day gala of awesome food, pandal hopping, music and cultural evenings and welcoming Maa Durga back to her paternal home.

The entire Nation celebrates Navaratri while Bengalis celebrate the same as Durga Puja. One of the most amazing thing about Durga Puja is some of the Public Pujas. Such Pujas are termed as “Sarbojanik Puja” which means “Everyone’s Puja” and that’s the charm of Durga Puja.

Covid has not only affected life of humans but also sone most celebrated carnivals. Durga Pujas across various states, that used to be celebrated with spectacular grandeur and had huge budget faced immense catastrophe post covid. They say wherever Bengalis settle a committee conducting Durga Puja is most likely to exist. Like many other town Mumbai is also not an exception. D.N Nagar Andheri link road ‘Sarbojanik’ Durga Puja is one such Puja that marks the beginning of autumnal fiesta in the city of dreams.Pioneered by Krishnendu Sen this puja started long back.This speciality of D.N Nagar Durga Puja is that the puja committee not only consists of Bengalis but also non Bengalis. Thus, D.N Nagar’s Durga Puja justifies the term ‘Sarbojonik’ to it’s level best.

Romeer also disclosed that D.N. Nagar Durga Puja used to witness 14-15 thousand foot fall everyday. They are expecting people to come and join the fiesta once again. Prashad distribution being another amazing aspect of D.N Nagar Durga Puja,Romeer Sen added ” People usually praise our bhog alot. Like every year this we’re hoping to hear the same from all. We are inviting everyone to visit our D.N Nagar Sarbojanik Durga”