Election Results 2024

(Source: ECI/ABP News/ABP Majha)

SEE PICS: Rani Mukerji celebrates the traditional SINDOOR KHELA at Durga Puja Pandal on Vijayadashami

By : Aashu Mishra | Updated at : 01 Oct 2017 12:35 PM (IST)

1/20

TV actress Sumona Chakravarti was also present at the same Durga Puja pandal and enjoyed the celebrations.

2/20

Seen here is Rani's cousin Sharbani Mukerji(left) applying sindoor on Sumona's forehead while playing Sindoor Khela

3/20

What caught our eyes the most was Rani happily posing for the shutterbugs and we simply loved he million dollar smile!

4/20

Since sindoor is a sign of a married woman, this ritual means to wish each and everyone a good fortune and a happy married life.

5/20

Rani with her mom after they played sindoor khela

6/20

The rituals for this day begins with Maha Aarti, where a shitala bhog is offered to the Goddess.

7/20

Dressed in a traditional Bengali style, Bollywood actress Rani Mukerji on Saturday took part in the traditional Sindoor Khela ceremony that is celebrated on Vijaya Dashmi.

8/20

Rani was seen soaking in the spirit of the festival as she participated in the traditional sindoor khela which is widely celebrated by Bengali women

9/20

The yummy-mummy of Bollywood looked like a million bucks in a beautiful beige coloured saree with a red and golden border teamed up with earrings and sindoor.

10/20

The 'Hichki' actress tied her hair to a bun and decorated it with a gajara. Rani's relatives, including her mom was also present at the pandal.

11/20

Smeared with bright red sindoor (vermilion) the Bollywood diva looked every inch of a beautiful Bengali bride donning an off white and red bordered sari at a Puja Pandal in Mumbai

12/20

Take a look at Rani Mukerji's pictures from Sindur Khela here:

13/20

Rani also bid goodbye to Lord Ganesha.

14/20

Like every year this year too Rani made sure to take part in the puja festivities and we totally adore her looks!

15/20

Rani also offered the bhog to Maa Durga.

16/20

Rani was all smiles for the shutterbugs as she posed in front of the durga idol

17/20

In this ritual, married women put on sindur or vermilion on Maa Durga's forehead and feet and thereafter they apply it on other married women present around them.

18/20