People’s faith and love for Lord Ganesha is truly unmatched, and the internet is filled with heartwarming moments that capture this love—from kids crying on Visarjan day to tightly hugging Bappa’s idol. Amid such touching visuals, one video stood out, showing a beautifully decorated Ganesha idol placed on the backseat of an auto-rickshaw. Scroll down to watch the video.
Ganpati On An Auto Rickshaw’s Backseat
An Instagram user, Harshad Sunil Salgaonkar (@harshadddsalgaonkar31), took to his handle to share a video of an auto rickshaw he spotted at a traffic signal in Mumbai. It was no ordinary auto, as the driver had placed a beautifully decorated Ganpati idol on the backseat. With white lights and all the traditional pooja items, along with various sweets and fruits, he had set up a pandal of his own in the auto!
To express his devotion toward Ganpati, the auto driver even brought a microphone and was singing devotional songs on the mic. In the video, he was singing, “Deva Oh Deva, Ganpati Deva.” People at the traffic signal could be seen admiring his creativity as well. The user posted this video with the caption, “I’m blessed on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi. गणपती बाप्पा मोरया.”
Internet Applauds Auto Driver For His Beautiful Gesture
Mumbai is a city where we often spot people doing unique things. And this video of Ganpati in an auto rickshaw quickly went viral as people loved how the driver decorated the backseat.
One user wrote, “Every Mumbaikar emotions-deva ho deva ganpati deva tumse badkar kon.”
Another user added, “Omg, so thoughtful and sweet of him.”
One netizen wrote, “Wow!!! May Ganpati Bappa bless him and everyone with happiness and good health. His kindness is contagious, spreading joy everywhere.”
Some users also added, “Wholesome” and “Incredible.”
One Instagram user commented, “There are hidden blessings in every struggle.”
The auto rickshaw driver’s creative idea won everyone’s hearts. What is your reaction to the video? Tell us in the comment section!
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Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/harshadddsalgaonkar31