Stories of Mumbai`s Iconic Ganesh Idols
Lalbaugcha Raja
Established in 1934, this iconic idol represents the hopes and dreams of Mumbai’s working class, with a reputation for fulfilling wishes.
Ganesh Galli’s Mumbaicha Raja
Known for its elaborate themes, this idol was first installed in 1928 and is celebrated for its grand decorations and cultural significance.
Khetwadi Cha Raja
A relatively newer addition, Khetwadi`s Ganesh idol is famous for its record-breaking height and stunning artistry, drawing crowds from across the city.
Girgaon Cha Raja
This idol, located in the heart of Mumbai, is known for its beautiful and traditional look, embodying the simplicity and devotion of the local community.
Andhericha Raja
Popular in Mumbai’s suburbs, this idol is famous for its long immersion processions and the grandeur of its celebrations.
Chinchpoklicha Chintamani
One of the oldest idols, dating back to 1920, it is revered for its traditional charm and the historical significance it holds in Mumbai`s Ganesh Utsav.
GSB Seva Mandal’s Ganesh
Known as the richest Ganesh idol in Mumbai, this idol is adorned with gold and precious jewels, symbolizing wealth and prosperity.
Jacqueline Fernandez`s Beach Glam