Actress Tina Datta is known for her love for Indian festivities. Tina is bringing home Ganpati Bappa after a few years of a gap, as the actress had taken a break during Covid. “I have been bringing Bappa home for years. Unfortunately during Covid, we had to take a pause but I’m super excited to bring him back home. I feel Bappa has always given me so much positivity and his vibe, his aura is just unmatchable.”
Speaking about how this year’s welcome back for Ganpati Bappa is special, Tina said, “I will keep a theme of red and white because it’s a very Bengali theme, a Bengali saree colour combination. So yes the Bengali me is mixing in with the Maharashtrian traditions to give Bappa a fusion welcome at the Datta household. We aren’t doing too many guests and this year it’s going to be me and Bappa with just a lot of conversations between us which keep me going for the entire year ahead, till He comes back again!”
Tina was last seen as Surilli in Hum Rahe Na Rahe Hum. Her social media is buzzing with reels featuring her family, which fans are enjoying.
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