Mukesh Ambani's Son Anant Ambani Gifts Lalbaugcha Raja A Gold Crown Worth Rs 15 Crore

Mumbai's Lalbaugcha Raja has unveiled its 2024 avatar, featuring a striking 20-kg gold crown, or mukut, presented by Anant Ambani. The first look, revealed on September 5, has quickly gone viral on social media, reflecting the festival’s blend of tradition and luxury.Lalbaugcha Raja, one of India’s most revered Ganesh idols, is known for drawing thousands of devotees annually, each hoping to witness the grandeur of the deity. This year, the idol is adorned with an opulent gold crown valued at Rs 15 crore and the crown is gifted by Mukesh Ambani's son Anant Ambani, according to the Lokmat Times.nullAnant Ambani’s relationship with Lalbaugcha Raja spans 15 years. His involvement has been more than ceremonial; he has actively supported the festival through various initiatives. In addition to his notable philanthropic contributions, Anant Ambani has been appointed as an executive advisor to the Lalbaugcha Raja committee.Ambani's presence at the Ganeshotsav celebrations and the grand immersion ceremony at Girgaon Chowpatty Beach underscores his commitment to the event and its community.

In July, Anant Ambani, the youngest son of Asia's richest man Mukesh Ambani, married Radhika Merchant in a grand celebration. The event was held at Mumbai's Jio World Drive, an Ambani-owned convention centre - was attended by global celebrities, prominent politicians, and top cricketers. Significance of Ganesh ChaturthiGanesh Chaturthi, commencing September 7, is a major festival in Maharashtra, celebrated over ten days with elaborate rituals and vibrant festivities. The festival culminates in the grand visarjan, where Ganesh idols are immersed in water bodies amidst chants and music.Lalbaugcha Raja, often referred to as the ‘King of Lalbaug,’ remains a central highlight of the festival, drawing devotees from across Mumbai and beyond.