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Do with a religious hint

TNN / Sep 18, 2007, 00:00 IST
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This do came with a whiff of religious air, as it was all about Ganesh Chaturthi.
Do with a religious hint
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BAG IT: Bhawana Pandey. (TOI Photo)Amidst the fragrance of the incense sticks and flowers, the whole area resonated with the holy mantras.
This do came with a whiff of religious air, as it was all about Ganesh Chaturthi. And when it’s something to do with Ganesh, how could Kumkum Roy Choudhary refrain from celebrating it who is such an ardent Lord Ganesha bhakt.
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The celebrations were all for the devout and the zestful at her residence which has more than 14,000 Ganesh idols. Amidst the fragrance of the incense sticks and flowers, the whole area resonated with the holy mantras.
General Manager SBI, Shiva Kumar, known for extracting obedience at his workplace, bowed his head in devotion to the Lord. The picture was quite contrary to the usual glitzy party as party-hoppers here bowed their heads in devotion.
Swapna Roy dropped in accompanied by daughter-in-law Richa Roy, who looked pretty in a sari and wore a bindi. Jewelled and dressed for the occasion was
Trisha Neogi. Where most of the devotees were dressed in saris, Shivali Arora walked in sporting figure hugging jeans teamed with a black top. Abhijeet Sarkar welcomed the guests while his better half, Priyanka Sarkar greeted the elders. Making their presence felt at the do were, Garima Ahuja, OP Srivastava, Samrat Neogi and Vineet Mittal.
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