Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt has provided a rare and intimate look into the Kapoor family’s Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, sharing a series of photographs
that capture the multi-generational gathering. The images feature her husband, Ranbir Kapoor, their daughter Raha, and other family members, including Neetu Kapoor, Soni Razdan, and Shaheen Bhatt, as they observed the festival with traditional rituals and devotion.
The shared moments highlight the family’s participation in the Ganpati aarti and the subsequent visarjan ceremony. In one notable scene, Alia and Ranbir are seen praying alongside their daughter, Raha, who also took part in the festivities by coloring a portrait of Lord Ganesha while dressed in a traditional yellow outfit. The actress herself opted for a bright yellow suit, complemented by ethnic jewelry and floral hair accessories, to mark the occasion.
Family Traditions and Festive Rituals
The celebrations extended beyond private prayers, as the family was seen engaging in the public aspects of the festival. Earlier in the week, Ranbir, Alia, and Neetu Kapoor were spotted bringing the Ganesha idol to their residence, where they were greeted by onlookers and members of the press. The family members were seen chanting traditional prayers together, with Alia frequently holding Raha in her arms as they navigated the rituals. The series of images concluded with the visarjan ceremony, marking the family's farewell to the idol in a display of unity and tradition.
Upcoming Professional Collaborations
While the focus remains on these personal family milestones, the couple is also preparing for a significant professional reunion. Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor are set to star together in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s upcoming film, Love and War. The project, which also features Vicky Kaushal, was officially announced in January 2024 and is currently scheduled for a theatrical release on January 21, 2027. Until then, these glimpses into their private life offer fans a look at the family’s close-knit bond during one of India’s most celebrated festivals.
