From a small Ganesh idol in a historic Girgaon chawl to a 133-year-old tradition, the story of Keshavji Naik Chawl Ganpati is deeply woven into Mumbai's cultural history. Established in 1893, Keshavji Naik Chawl Ganpati is widely regarded as Mumbai’s oldest surviving Sarvajanik Ganeshotsav tradition. As it completes 133 years, the celebration continues to preserve the simplicity, community spirit and devotion that defined Mumbai's early public Ganeshotsav celebrations. WATCH.

Step inside Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani, one of Mumbai’s most iconic and historic Ganpati pandals, as the city comes alive for Ganeshotsav 2026. With a legacy dating back to 1920, Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani represents more than a century of Mumbai’s Ganeshotsav tradition. In this video, join us on a tour of Chinchpokli Cha Chintamani 2026 and experience the idol, the pandal, the festive atmosphere and the devotion of thousands of devotees.