Nita Ambani dances to the tune of 'Dandiya-Queen', people are mesmerized by the garba jugalbandi on the stage

Nita Ambani, the founder and chairman of Reliance Foundation, celebrated Dussehra and Navratri in a grand manner with singer Falguni Pathak at 'Radiance Dandiya' at the Jio World Convention Centre (JWCC) in Mumbai on Thursday. Her presence with 'Dandiya-Queen' Falguni Pathak made the festival truly memorable. Nita Ambani stunned at 'Dandiya-Queen' garba Nita Ambani offered prayers to Maa Durga on the occasion and then was painted in the colours of Falguni Pathak's legendary garba. "When I was younger, I used to do garba on the ninth night of Navratri. Many beautiful memories of my youth come back to life. I've known Falguni for 25 years." Nita Ambani chewed on her childhood memories and said that the festival has always been a symbol of devotion and celebration together for her. He added that Navratri is not only a time for worship but also an occasion to unite people and give a message of unity in the society. In this Garba Night, Falguni Pathak made the atmosphere festive with her famous songs, when Nita Ambani herself started performing Garba to her tune, the whole atmosphere was filled with the energy of devotion and enthusiasm. A video of the event was shared by Reliance Industries Limited on social media platform X, in which it was written that Nita Ambani celebrated Navratri at Radiance Dandiya with 'Dandiya-Queen' Falguni Pathak. From prayers to indulging in the joy of Garba, it was indeed a night of festivity and devotion at the Jio World Convention Centre. Nita Ambani's Traditional Look Talking about Nita Ambani's look, she wore a queen pink straight-fit kurta, matching pants and a multicolored dupatta. His suit had intricate work that gave it a festive touch. The traditional outfit was stunning, but the makeup and hairstyle were also adding to the beauty. A wonderful amalgamation of tradition and modernity The 'Radiance Dandiya' program organized at the Jio World Convention Center was not just a cultural festival, but also demonstrated how Indian traditions are kept alive in the heart even amidst the glitter and glitter of a modern city like Mumbai. Nita Ambani's active participation was a testimony to the fact that no matter how times change, India's cultural roots always keep people connected.