Ganesh Chaturthi is being celebrated with gusto across the nation. With celebrations on in full swing, different social media platforms are flooded with photos and videos of various kinds of Lord Ganesha idols. Amid them, a video of a chocolate idol has now left people amazed.
Ganesh Chaturthi 2021: The image shows the Ganesh idol created using chocolate. (Instagram/@harjinderkukreja)
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Restaurateur and chocolatier Harjinder Singh Kukreja shared a video of the ido;l on Instagram. “CHOCOLATE GANESHA - This is our 6th consecutive year of the Chocolate Ganesha! It took a team of 10 chefs, 10 days and 200+ Kgs Belgian Chocolate to make this eco-friendly Ganesha,” he shared. He also added that they will perform the Visarjan by immersing the idol in milk. The chocolate milk Prasad will then be distributed among the underprivileged kids in slum areas.
The video has been shared about 15 hours ago. The post till now has gathered nearly 9,100 likes and the numbers are only increasing. It has also accumulated several comments.
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The video has been shared about 15 hours ago. The post till now has gathered nearly 9,100 likes and the numbers are only increasing. It has also accumulated several comments.
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“This is amazing,” wrote an Instagram user. “So lovely,” expressed another. “This is wonderful,” commented a third. Many also shared heart or fire emoticons to showcase their reactions.
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