Anupamaa: Rupali Ganguly and Gaurav Khanna aka Anuj stun in traditional Maharashtrian attire for Ganpati

The popular Star Plus show Anupamaa continues to captivate its audience with intriguing twists and turns. In the upcoming episode, viewers will be treated to a festive celebration as the cast showcases a unique and magical appearance for Ganesh Chaturthi.

All the cast dressed up in beautiful attire. We bring you an exclusive picture from the look. 

Rupali Ganguly is seen in a traditional Maharashtrian saree, exuding elegance and cultural richness. She is wearing a beautiful red and blue Paithani saree. The saree is draped in the classic Nauvari style, typical of Maharashtra, giving it a regal and festive appearance. She accessorizes with traditional Maharashtrian jewellery, including a layered gold necklace, large gold earrings, bangles, and a nath (Maharashtrian nose ring). 

Nidhi Shah, aka Kinjal, is also seen wearing an orange and green Paithani saree. She accessorizes with traditional gold jewellery, including layered necklaces, bangles, earrings, a nose ring (Nath), and a traditional headpiece (mangal sutra or maang tikka).

Gaurav Khanna, aka Anuj, is seen wearing a light green kurta paired with a matching salwar and an intricately designed blue and gold dupatta draped over his shoulder. The look is complemented by a mustard-yellow turban, which adds a vibrant touch to the outfit. Interestingly, the actor has chosen to wear contemporary sneakers instead of traditional footwear, giving the ensemble a unique blend of traditional and modern elements. 

The current track shows how Anuj Anupamaa and Aadhya have become a family and rediscovered a deeper connection. Anuj reminisces about crafting Ganpati idols in the past, and Adhya eagerly requests him to make one this year. Filled with nostalgia and love, Anu asks to learn sculpting from Anuj, working together on the clay idol, hands touching, eyes meeting in a shared reflection. In this intimate moment, years of distance fade, though unresolved emotions linger. A playful mishap with the clay deepens their bond, laughter mixing with depth. Their lockets falling into the clay symbolize their intertwined confusion—are they reuniting or merely revisiting the past?

Amid this uncertainty, Aadhya joyfully joins them in making the idol. As a final gesture, Aadhya creates a clay handprint of their trio, sealing their family bond. Despite doubts, their love for Adhya and shared history offer a fragile unity, leaving their future open but hopeful.