Shrimad Bhagwat Katha at Shreeji Shivasha Estate Colony Ends with Grand Havan and Bhandara

📸 Day 1 – Grand Kalash Yatra Marks the Beginning

On the first day, women of the colony dressed in yellow traditional attire carried Kalash pots on their heads and took out a grand Kalash Yatra across the colony with devotional singing and dhol performances.

The Shrimad Bhagwat Katha was formally inaugurated by colony president Shri Mantosh Kumar Agrawal and his wife Smt. Rachna Agrawal through traditional Vedic rituals and worship of Bhagwat Ji.

📸 Day 3 – Vaman Avatar Presentation Captivates Devotees

Bhagwat narrator Shri Sanjay Upadhyay Ji beautifully described the Vaman Avatar on the third day of the Katha.

Children dressed as Vaman Avatar attracted everyone’s attention with their divine appearance and performances.

📸 Day 4 – Nandotsav Celebration Fills the Atmosphere with Joy

On the fourth day, Acharya Ji narrated the Nandotsav episode in a highly devotional and engaging manner.

Shri Anuj Agrawal portrayed the role of Nand Baba, while his wife Smt. Anju Agrawal beautifully performed the role of Yashoda Ji.

📸 Day 5 – Rukmini Vivah Episode Enthralls Audience

The divine episode of Rukmini Vivah was presented beautifully by the Bhagwat Acharya on the fifth day.

Children dressed as Lord Krishna, Rukmini Ji and Vaman Avatar mesmerized the audience with their devotional performances.

📸 Day 6 – Sudama Charitra Touches Hearts

The sixth day featured the emotional narration of Sudama Charitra, which deeply moved the devotees present at the venue.

The portrayal of Krishna and Sudama received appreciation from all the attendees.

📸 Day 7 – Grand Conclusion with Havan and Bhandara

The Bhagwat Katha concluded on the seventh day with devotees performing parikrama of Bhagwat Ji and participating in the distribution of Prasad.

On the final day, a grand Havan ceremony was organized where devotees offered sacred ahutis into the holy fire. The atmosphere became spiritually vibrant with the fragrance of the Havan.

A grand Bhandara was also organized where devotees sat together and received Prasad. Kanyas and Brahmins were served first and Dakshina was distributed respectfully according to tradition.