Shah Rukh Khan was among the many devotees who visited Mumbai’s iconic Lalbaugcha Raja on Monday, September 21, as the city continued its Ganeshotsav celebrations. The Bollywood superstar arrived at the famous pandal with his wife Gauri Khan and daughter Suhana Khan, seeking the blessings of Ganpati Bappa amid tight security and a massive gathering of devotees and fans.
The actor took part in the evening aarti and offered traditional prasad, sweets and coconuts to the deity. Videos and pictures from his visit quickly made their way online, capturing glimpses of the superstar at the crowded pandal. Despite the heavy security surrounding him, SRK made the traditional visit as devotees continued to gather at Lalbaugcha Raja for darshan.
Shah Rukh Khan embraced the festive spirit in a navy blue Pathani kurta set and sported a red tilak on his forehead. Suhana Khan accompanied her father in a green ethnic outfit, while Gauri Khan opted for a yellow traditional ensemble. The family's festive appearance added to the celebratory mood surrounding their visit.
The presence of the Khan family also drew considerable attention from fans gathered at the venue. Shah Rukh Khan's visits to Lalbaugcha Raja over the years have often become a talking point during Mumbai's Ganeshotsav celebrations, and his 2026 appearance once again brought the superstar face-to-face with devotees and fans at one of the city's most famous Ganpati pandals.
This year's visit comes as Shah Rukh continues to remain one of the most closely followed stars in the country. While the actor's professional commitments keep him busy, moments such as his family’s participation in festive celebrations offer fans a glimpse of the superstar away from the film sets and red carpets.
As Ganeshotsav continues across Mumbai, Shah Rukh Khan's Lalbaugcha Raja darshan has added another star-studded moment to this year's celebrations. With Gauri and Suhana by his side, the actor joined countless devotees in offering prayers to Ganpati Bappa and participating in the city's beloved annual tradition.
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