Archive · 15 Sep 2026
Sunita Ahuja vows to continue Ganpati tradition lifelong
Sunita Ahuja celebrates Ganpati at her home every year.
She said the tradition was started by her mother-in-law, Nirmala Devi.
It began at Sunita’s small office many years ago.
Sunita said she will continue the celebration throughout her life.
This year, she welcomed Ganpati by singing and dancing.
The celebration will last for one and a half days.
Her children, Yashvardhan and Tina, joined the festivities.
The family eats foods such as modak and invites friends.
Sunita said she hopes Ganesh ji brings happiness, health and fewer problems to her family.
Sunita Ahuja said her mother-in-law, Nirmala Devi, began the family’s Ganpati tradition.
She said the tradition started years ago at her small office in Sandapur.
Sunita vowed to bring Ganpati home for as long as she is alive.
This year’s one-and-a-half-day celebration included her children, Yashvardhan Ahuja and Tina Ahuja.
Govinda was absent from the idol’s initial welcome because he was in the United States.
- Who
- Sunita Ahuja, along with her children Yashvardhan Ahuja and Tina Ahuja, celebrated Ganpati at home.
- What
- Sunita welcomed Ganpati and reaffirmed her commitment to continue a family tradition started by Nirmala Devi.
- When
- This year during Ganesh Chaturthi; the household celebration is scheduled for one and a half days.
- Where
- At Sunita Ahuja’s residence in Mumbai; the tradition originally began at her office in Sandapur.
- Why
- Sunita said the celebration reflects her faith in Ganesh ji and her wishes for family happiness, health and the removal of obstacles.
- Tradition’s founder
- Sunita said her mother-in-law, Nirmala Devi, started the Ganpati celebration.
- Original location
- The tradition began at Sunita’s small office in Sandapur.
- Duration
- Sunita’s Ganpati celebration lasts one and a half days.
- Participants
- Yashvardhan Ahuja and Tina Ahuja were seen participating.
- Food
- The family eats modak and other simple festival food.
- Govinda’s whereabouts
- Govinda was in the United States during the idol’s initial welcome.
- Sunita’s vow
- She said she will continue bringing Ganpati home as long as she is alive.