We’re already on the third day of Navratri, and the energy among Garba enthusiasts is clearly on another level. The nine days of Navratri are not just about enjoying Garba at night, but each day also has a different colour to honour the nine avatars of Goddess Durga. And when it comes to following these Navratri colour codes, Mumbai takes the lead. A viral post proves it. Scroll down to see!
Mumbai Is Winning At Following Navratri Colour Codes
The way Mumbaikars follow the Navratri colour code is just amazing. You can literally look at a Mumbai local platform and guess today’s colour. https://t.co/twuA92EIav
— Abhishek (@MSDianAbhiii) October 13, 2026
X user Abhishek (@MSDianAbhiii) took to social media to give us a glimpse of how Navratri looks in Mumbai. He shared pictures of Mumbai locals during the festival and showed how you can guess the colour of the day just by looking at what people are wearing. He wrote, “The way Mumbaikars follow the Navratri colour code is just amazing.” The station featured in the photo is Dombivli.
In the photos, we can see most people wearing red outfits, which is the colour for the third day of Navratri. This day is dedicated to Maa Chandraghanta, who symbolises courage and strength. The Navratri colours for the nine days are orange on Day 1, white on Day 2, red on Day 3, royal blue on Day 4, yellow on Day 5, green on Day 6, grey on Day 7, purple on Day 8, and peacock green on Day 9.
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Netizens Are Impressed By Mumbaikars
The X post showing how strictly Mumbaikars follow the Navratri colour codes has gone viral, with many netizens commenting on it.
One user wrote, “It’s really joyful to watch the Navratri colour code in the Mumbai local.”
Another netizen commented, “I miss this the most. Wish people followed suit even in Pune!”
“Wait kar raha tha iss post ka,” one comment read.
If you’re in Mumbai and don’t know the colour of the day, you don’t have to Google it. Just look at the colour most people are wearing on local trains!
Do you follow the Navratri colour code? Tell us in the comments below!
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Cover Image Courtesy: X/ @MSDianAbhiii
FAQs
What is the colour of the fourth day of Navratri?
The colour of the fourth day of Navratri is Royal Blue.
What is the Mandapam Garba pass in Ahmedabad?
The price of Mandapam Garba pass in Ahmedabad is ₹1,999.
Where is Aditya Gadhvi singing this Navratri in Ahmedabad?
Aditya Gadhvi is performing live at Rang Morla 2026 at Savanna Party Lawn in Shela, Ahmedabad.
