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Kareena Kapoor's younger son Jeh created his own Ganpati idol with clay for Ganesh Chaturthi. She shared an adorable photo of him praying to his handmade creation, which even had his name carved on the base. Kareena reflected on how the famous RK Studios celebrations were special during her childhood. She and Saif Ali Khan now continue these traditions while celebrating all religions with their children.

Key Points: Kareena Kapoor Son Jeh Makes Ganpati Idol With Tiny Hands

  • Jeh crafted Ganpati idol himself with clay and tiny hands
  • Kareena shared heartfelt childhood memories of RK Studios celebrations
  • Family celebrates all festivals including Eid, Christmas and Diwali
  • Kapoor clan historically celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with great pomp
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Kareena Kapoor's little boy Jeh makes Ganpati idol with his tiny hands, offers prayers

Kareena Kapoor shares adorable photo of son Jeh praying to handmade Ganpati idol, continuing RK Studios' festive traditions with family love.

"“I remember, as a child, the RK family Ganpati was always special... Now, my children look forward to it too” - Kareena Kapoor"

Mumbai Aug 27

Bollywood diva Kareena Kapoor Khan is a true-blue Mumbaikar at heart, and her recent post on the city's most favourite festival, Ganesh Chaturthi speaks volumes of the same.

Kareena, on account of the festival today, took to her social media account and shared a beautiful picture of her younger son Jeh praying to Ganpati Bappa. What was even more cute was that the Ganpati idol to which he was praying, was made by Jeh himself. In the picture, one can see the little idol of Ganpati Bappa made with clay, by Jeh with his tiny little hands, with his name carved into the base of the cardboard where the idol has been placed.

Kareena captioned it as, “I remember, as a child, the RK family Ganpati was always special, just like how we celebrated all festivals…Now, my children look forward to it too…Ganpati Bappa Morya! Bless us all with love and peace forever from all of us.”

For the uninitiated, Ganpati celebrations at the famous RK studios were extremely popular all across the country back in the 70-80s era. The entire Kapoor clan - Raj Kapoor, Shammi Kapoor, Rishi Kapoor, Shashi Kapoor and Randhir Kapoor celebrated the festival with a lot of pomp and joy. Kareena Kapoor, Karishma Kapoor, Ranbir Kapoor, Ridhima Kapoor Sahni would join the celebrations as little kids back then and have a gala time.

The festival of Ganesh Chaturthi that kickstarts today, has spread its magic across the country, and especially Mumbai already.

Kareena, born into a Punjabi Hindu family, had received a lot of flak for marrying into a Muslim family, to actor Saif Ali Khan, a decade ago. But despite trolls and haters hating on them, both Saif and Kareena have raised their kids , Taimur and Jeh, with the best of all religions. The family together celebrates Eid, Christmas, Diwali, Ganesh Chaturthi with equal amount of love, warmth and joy!

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Rohit P
Love how the Kapoor family continues their Ganpati traditions across generations. RK Studios celebrations were legendary! Good to see these values being passed down to the new generation.
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Sarah B
As someone new to Indian culture, I find this so beautiful! The way families celebrate multiple festivals together shows such inclusiveness. The handmade idol by little Jeh is just precious 🥰
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Arjun K
While I appreciate the sentiment, I wish more celebrities would focus on eco-friendly celebrations. Clay idols are good, but the immersion process still needs awareness. Otherwise, lovely to see traditions being preserved.
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Meera T
This is what modern India should be about - respecting all faiths and traditions. Kareena and Saif are setting a great example by celebrating all festivals with their children. Blessings to little Jeh and Taimur! 🙏
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Vikram M
The RK Studios Ganpati was iconic! My grandfather used to tell us stories about the celebrations. Good to see the legacy continues through the younger Kapoors. The handmade idol tradition is especially meaningful.

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