Aagman - 2019
Khetwadi Cha Raja, Khambata lane
Khetwadi Cha Raja holds a special place among Mumbai’s Ganpati pandals, with a proud history that began in 1959. What makes this mandal truly stand out is the deep-rooted bond with its idol artist, who has been sculpting the idol for several years without fail. His consistent craftsmanship and creative excellence have earned widespread recognition and admiration from devotees and art enthusiasts alike.
The pandal is especially known for drawing huge crowds during Ganesh Chaturthi, often considered one of the most visited after Lalbaugcha Raja. With its stunning decorations, towering idols, and vibrant festive atmosphere, Khetwadi Cha Raja continues to be a major highlight of Mumbai’s celebrations, blending devotion, artistry, and tradition in a way that leaves a lasting impression.
Khetwadi 2nd cross lane
Khetwadi 3rd Cross Lane
Khetwadi 4th Cross Lane
Cha Lambodar
Khetwadi Cha Ganadhish,
5th lane
Mumbai Cha Samrat,
6th Lane
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Khetwadi Cha Morya,
7th Lane
Khetwadi Cha Mahaganpati,
8th Lane
Khetwadi Cha Chintamani,
9th lane
Bappa Khetwadi Cha,
10th lane
Mumbai Cha Maharaja,
11th lane
Khetwadi Cha Ganraj 12th Lane
The 12th Lane’s idol, popularly known as Khetwadi Cha Ganraj, is a must-visit during Ganesh Chaturthi, renowned for its stunning decoration and magnificent idol.
Located in the Khetwadi area of Girgaon, which features 13 lanes each with its own Ganesh pandal, the 12th Lane pandal stands out as the most iconic and widely visited. Also referred to as Khetwadi Cha Raja, this pandal is organized by the 12th Khetwadi S.G.M. Mandal, which was established in 1959. Over the years, the mandal has consistently created awe-inspiring idols ranging from 28 to 35 feet in height. In the year 2000, they made history by unveiling a 40-foot-tall idol in the Parshuram Avatar, one of the tallest and most remarkable Ganesh idols in the city’s history.
Unique Ganesh mandals
