Jaya Bachchan hugs Kajol at Durga Puja pandal, arrives with daughter Shweta Bachchan as Nysa and Yug join celebrations
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As Durga Puja celebrations continue on Saturday, marking Shashti, the North Bombay Sarbojanin Durga Puja pandal witnessed several star visits. Jaya Bachchan arrived at the pandal with her daughter, Shweta Bachchan , while Kajol’s children, Nysa and Yug, also visited to seek blessings.
Adding to this, Jaya Bachchan and daughter Shweta Bachchan at Durga Puja celebration with Kajol. Kajol hugs Jaya Bachchan at Durga Puja pandal Videos and photos from the Durga Puja pandal have been doing the rounds on social media. Jaya Bachchan wore an off-white saree for the occasion and was accompanied by Shweta. The veteran star was seen sharing a warm hug with Kajol and her sister, Tanishaa, at the pandal. Jaya also posed for photographs with Kajol, her cousin and filmmaker Ayan Mukerji and others.
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As per the latest buzz, Jaya Bachchan regularly visits the Durga Puja pandal organised by the Mukerji family in North Mumbai. Kajol’s cousin and Bollywood star Rani Mukerji also visits the pandal every year. However, in September, Rani lost her mother, Krishna Mukerji, and has not yet been seen at the celebrations.
In further updates, Kajol posed with Nysa and Yug in front of the idol of Maa Durga. She also shared a sweet moment with her son that caught followers’ attention. For the occasion, Kajol chose a mustard-yellow saree featuring orange hues and an embellished zari border. She paired it with a gold-toned striped blouse. She completed her traditional look with gold jhumkas. Nysa, meanwhile, opted for an elegant powder-blue silk saree, while Yug wore a light blue and white kurta-pyjama.
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During a press conference in Mumbai days before the Durga Puja celebrations, Tanishaa urged the paparazzi and the public to maintain decorum at the pandal. “There's going to be a lot more footfall, so I definitely request everybody in the media and the public to please take care of each other. Don't forget that there is humanity. Don't forget that there is humanity because a lot of people push, especially to go to the pandal and all, so just be careful and take care of each other,” she shared.
Source: Hindustan Times