5 Muslim Celebs Who Celebrates Ganesh Chaturthi Festival Every Year At Their Home

One of the biggest festivals of Maharashtra Ganesh Chaturthi is here.

Ganesh Chaturthi is a very popular Hindu festival with some people also referring to it as Vinayaka Chaturthi or Chavithi. The festival marks the occasion of Lord Ganesha’s birth and the celebrations begin 10 days before the actual day. 

India is a diverse nation in terms of religion but that doesn’t deter us from being a part of the celebrations of different faiths.

That is why there are many commoners, as well as, Muslim celebs who celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi with a lot of zeal. And this shows that human connections transcend religions and other barriers of society

On the occasion of this auspicious day, we bring you a list of 5 Muslim celebs who celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi. These images are true evidence that faith and love are much above religion.

Salman Khan

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan makes sure he never misses Ganesh Chaturthi celebration. The only time he was not home for the celebrations was while shooting for his film Tubelight in 2016.

Even this year, despite a busy schedule for Bharat, the actor managed to get back tot he city for the celebrations. Salman loves the Ganesh Chaturthi festival.

Sohail Khan

Looks like the whole of Salim Khan clan makes sure to be a part of Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. Even Sohail is known to enthusiastically participate in the celebrations.

Katrina Kaif

The actress of part Muslim and part Christian origin also does not have any qualms about participating in the festivities. Check out the pic of the actress participating in the festival at the famous Lal Bagh Ganpati pandal in Mumbai.

Soha Ali Khan

Seems like even actress Soha Ali Khan is a believer of Lord Ganesh. The actress makes sure to visit the Ganpati pandals in Mumbai. Here is the actress at the Andhericha Raja pandal in Mumbai.

Shah Rukh Khan

The King Khan of Bollywood brings Ganpati home every year too. He and the whole of his family celebrate the festival with their beliefs.