Arjun Bijlani On Welcoming Bappa Home With Family
Arjun Bijlani shared how Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations with family hold deep meaning for him, reflecting on tradition, gratitude and life lessons from Bappa.



Key Highlights:
- A festival close to his heart: Arjun Bijlani said Ganesh Chaturthi has been special to him since childhood, made even more meaningful by Mumbai's festive energy.
- Family tradition of togetherness: He emphasised how bringing Bappa home and performing aarti together as a family remains a cherished ritual, regardless of how busy his schedule gets.
- Life lessons from Lord Ganesha: Arjun said Bappa teaches him to face challenges with patience, positivity and humility.
- Cherished memories every year: He reflected on how each year's celebrations create new memories, while the core feeling of gratitude and love remains constant.
Mumbai: Actor Arjun Bijlani has opened up about welcoming Ganpati Bappa home with his family.
Talking to IANS, he shared why the festival holds a special place in his heart. The "Naagin" actor said the tradition of coming together for aarti and celebrating the festival with loved ones makes the occasion particularly meaningful for him. Arjun shared, "Ganesh Chaturthi has always been very special to me. Being a Maharashtrian, Bappa has been a part of my life since childhood, but living in Mumbai makes you experience the festival on a completely different level. The energy, the devotion and the togetherness you see everywhere is beautiful. For me, it is not just a festival, it is a time to bring Bappa home, spend time with family, pray together and just feel grateful."
"The Feeling Of Everyone Coming Together Is Very Special"
He added, "The tradition of bringing Bappa home and doing the aarti together as a family is something I have always held close to my heart. The feeling of everyone coming together, taking a moment away from their busy lives and praying together is very special. Even today, no matter how hectic my schedule gets, I make sure I am there for the celebrations."



















