Kangana Ranaut celebrates Navratri by showcasing India’s cultural heritage

Actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut celebrated Navratri by sharing a vibrant video of her festive photoshoot, sipping on India’s rich cultural legacy and traditional craftsmanship. Queen star posted pictures of herself in a heavily adorned lehenga choli on Instagram while dancing in rejoice of Garba celebrations in Chhattisgarh.

In the video, the actress is seen wearing a multicoloured lehenga choli with ethnic black bangles and silver accessories. The clip features Ranaut striking a pose and dancing in a vibrant get-up, accompanied by the popular song Nagada Sang Dhol. The track, composed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Osman Mir, has lyrics written by Siddharth-Garima.

While posting the video, Kangana expressed her joy of wearing India’s indigenous traditional attire and shared her excitement for Garba festival in Chattisgarh.

“It is such a joy to wear our own indigenous traditional craft and cultural heritage. Also lovely to be in Chhattisgarh for garba festivities. Here’s a lil BTS of the photo shoot,” she captioned the post.

The Queen actor further shared Garba’s spiritual significance and linked Navratri with feminine energy.

“Navratri is the celebration of feminine and Garba is the dance of life. And at the center of it all is Devi (Shakti). Navratri ki shubhkamnaen,” Kangana wrote on social media, extending celebrations and best wishes to her fans.

Friends and the film industry members showered praises on the post. The actor’s friend Anupam Kher complimented her in the comment section writing, “You are the bestest.” while social media personality Orry reacted to the post with heart emojis.

Sharad Navratri began on October 11 with Ghatasthapana and will conclude on October 20 with the Vijayadashami which is also known as Dussehra. This year, the nine-night festival is being celebrated with great enthusiasm across the country with people organising dance performances, fairs, and feasts. The festival is dedicated to the feminine power and involves dancing to traditional Garba music.

The actress who belongs to Bhambla in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh often speaks up for her cultural and religious values. From participating in the events of the festival to posting pictures of traditional attires, Kangana has always been enthusiastic about her roots.

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