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Ganesh Chaturthi 2025: Namrata Shirodkar celebrates with kids, expresses missing Mahesh Babu in emotional post

Namrata Shirodkar celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with her children, sharing heartfelt photos and expressing how much she misses husband Mahesh Babu. Fans showered love in response. Meanwhile, Mahesh is busy shooting a major new film with SS Rajamouli, featuring an adventurous role inspired by Indiana Jones and African folklore.

Ganesh Chaturthi sparked joyous celebrations all over India this week, with many celebrities taking part. Namrata Shirodkar, wife of Telugu film star Mahesh Babu, embraced the festive occasion by inviting Lord Ganesha into their Hyderabad residence, joined by her children in the warm festivities.Namrata shares festive moments on InstagramThe actress posted a collection of photos on Instagram that quickly grabbed her fans’ attention. In one picture, she is seen with her son Gautam and daughter Sitara, dressed in casual attire but radiating festive cheer. Another image featured the beautifully adorned Ganpati idol in their home mandir. Adding a charming element to the post, two of their cute dogs were also spotted sitting beside Namrata in the prayer area, creating a warm and homely atmosphere. Heartfelt message missing Mahesh BabuShe captioned the post: “Bappa is home and we are all happy, Wishing love, peace and prosperity to all! @urstrulymahesh missing you a whole lot, Happy Ganesh Chaturthi to all .” The actress wrote a simple and warm note, showing how much she misses Mahesh Babu. Fans quickly sent lots of love and good wishes in the comments. Although Mahesh is busy with work, Namrata’s post made sure everyone felt his presence. Mahesh Babu’s upcoming project with SS RajamouliOn the work front, Mahesh Babu is currently busy working on a major new project with renowned director SS Rajamouli, known for the blockbuster ‘RRR’. The film is expected to be one of the largest productions in Indian cinema. Reports indicate it will be an adventurous, globe-spanning jungle tale, featuring Mahesh as a rugged explorer inspired by Indiana Jones and African legends.

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