Ganesh Chaturthi Exclusive: Abhishek Sharrma has been winning hearts with his performance as Devansh, the hero of Zee TV’s hit show Vasudha. The actor has brought sincerity and charm to the character, making Devansh one of the important reasons for the show’s growing connect with viewers.
Away from the drama and twists on screen, Abhishek Sharrma recently opened up about what he enjoys the most about Ganesh Chaturthi and told Filmibeat Assistant Editor Aakash Kumar why the festival holds a special place for him.
ABHISHEK SHARRMA ON WHAT HE ENJOYS MOST ABOUT GANESH CHATURTHI
For Abhishek, Ganesh Chaturthi is not just about celebrations, decorations, or seeking Bappa’s blessings. What he values the most is the sense of togetherness that comes with the festival. He feels that Bappa’s arrival gives people a chance to pause their busy lives and spend quality time with their loved ones.
Talking about his favourite part of Ganesh Chaturthi, Abhishek said, “What I enjoy most about Ganesh Chaturthi is the sense of togetherness it creates. Whether it’s family coming over, friends dropping by, or neighbours inviting you for darshan, there is a beautiful feeling of community during the festival.”
The actor believes this feeling of community is what makes the festival truly special. With people visiting each other’s homes and coming together for darshan, Ganesh Chaturthi creates an atmosphere that feels warm and personal.
ABHISHEK SHARRMA SAYS GANESH CHATURTHI BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER
Abhishek further explained that the festival gives people an opportunity to spend time with those who matter to them. In today’s busy lifestyle, finding such moments can often become difficult.
“I think that is what makes Bappa’s arrival so special. In our busy lives, we don’t always get enough opportunities to simply sit together and spend time with people we care about. Ganesh Chaturthi creates that space, and I really value that,” he added.
Abhishek’s thoughts highlight a simple but meaningful side of Ganesh Chaturthi. For him, the festival is as much about people as it is about devotion. Family, friends and neighbours coming together for darshan create memories that stay beyond the celebrations.
