Jacqueline Fernandez to Mrunal Thakur: Who wore what for Ganpati Aagman 2025 in Bollywood

Every year, Bollywood gets all decked up in full festive glory and welcomes Ganpati Bappa with open arms and iconic style. Setting stunning ethnic notes and a festive-style mood every year, Bollywood’s leading ladies adorn lavish traditional couture, leaving us swooning for more. From heirloom sarees to stunning flared kurtas and traditional naths, each element contributes to the festive fervour. So, here’s a short roundup of who wore what for Ganesh Aagman 2025.

Post the Ganesh Chaturthi festivities at her home, the diva stepped out and was spotted at Rakul Preet’s residence wearing a customised Mayyur Girotra ensemble. Drenched in hues of shining silver, she wore a short kurta with silver zardozi work and teamed it with a chikankari dupatta. Ditching the usual palazzos, she opted for matching ankle-length, sleek pants and adorned a chic Maharashtrian nath, where she beautifully blended tradition with her contemporary dressing.
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Looking ethereal as always, Sharvari carried a soft, magical glow in a Banarasi Baithak’s flowy kora silk tissue saree. Draping this classic handwoven aqua number featuring gold zari stripes and hand-tinted detailing in shades of green, rust, lavender, and blue, Sharvari’s pastel aura was a breath of fresh air amid the heavy embellishments and bold hues. She completed the look with a matching shoulder-length blouse and welcomed Bappa with her family.
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Making a fashionable style statement in this Gul Ghagra by Aikeyah’s ensemble, Jacqueline instantly became the talk of the town, and surely for all the right reasons. She wore an organza embroidered lehenga with a chand phool motif spread all over the main bodice, which was highlighted with statement gota work. She teamed it with a gota bralette and an organza embroidered dupatta. Carrying a unique combination of mehendi green and onion pink with gold detailing, her outfit surely needs your attention and is perfect for celebratory occasions.
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Genelia has been winning hearts with her festive collection recently, where she once again proved why she’s the talk of the town for her traditional reach. She draped a stunning Rasta pure silk saree, picked from Vinay Narkar’s collection ‘Motichur’, and teamed it with a matching elbow-length blouse. Styling it with traditional Maharashtrian jewellery from the label Arnav, she looked timeless and rooted in tradition.
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Sonali Bendre’s Ganesh Chaturthi outfits always reflect grace, tradition, and devotion. From pastels to vibrant tones, she always welcomed Bappa with utter devotion and style. And this year was no exception, as she draped the Sehar Peach Saree from designer Anavila Misra’s label, Anavila, which looked no less than pure poetry. She teamed it with a matching blouse, cut in a classic fitted bodice silhouette that radiated grace while keeping the fashion alive.
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Twinkle Khanna welcomed Ganpati Bappa in true festive spirit and exuded sheer grace in a striking rani-pink saree. The 51-year-old actress gave a dose of festive fashion in a vivid silk saree, drenched in a pink hue with golden lotus embellishments that came with shimmer borders. Draping this beauty in a classic style, she teamed it with a metallic golden blouse featuring a flattering V-neckline and elbow-length sleeves, which screamed contemporary elegance.
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Sara Ali Khan is known for embracing all festivals with utter warmth. As she welcomed Bappa into her house this year, she shared a personal message on her Instagram and looked more radiant than ever. She wore a stunning parrot green kurta set featuring swift botanical detailing and teamed it with a bright lemon yellow sheer-net dupatta that came with a pink and golden border. An easy-to-carry pick for the day, she kept a clean-girl makeup aesthetic and left her fans swooning for more.

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Rakul Preet embodied the spirit of Ganesh Chaturthi in a bright rani pink lehenga set picked from designer Gopi Vaid’s collection. Rooted in tradition, she wore a flared pink lehenga with a heavily embroidered border, dipped in gold zari and threadwork. Teaming it with a vibrant backless choli with marodi jaal embroidery, she completed the look with a matching sheer organza dupatta with delicately embellished borders.
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