Ganesh Chaturthi 2021: Salman Khan Misses Annual Celebrations With Family This Year, Thanks To COVID

This year, the long stretch of September marks perhaps the most promising festival- Ganesh Chaturthi. The festivals for the 10-day celebration will start from September 10 and will be praised with much ceremony and enthusiasm the country over. Bollywood superstars are likewise known for praising the celebration with incredible zeal. Numerous celebs bring Lord Ganesha to their homes each year and among them is Salman Khan. Nonetheless, according to the most recent report, the entertainer will not be a piece of Ganpati festivities at his home this year.

Salman is currently filming his next action movie “Tiger 3” with Katrina Kaif in Turkey. It is said that the artist failed to break the bio-bubble that he filmed for the Yash Raj film. A report from Etimes read: “Salim Sabo and his family will make Lord Ganesha prefer their home for a day and a half, similar to the usual. However, no, it is not practical for Salman to be part of these procedures. Yes. He can` don’t break the biological bubble that’s being triggered by Yash Raj’s ‘Tiger’. ”

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Consistently, Salman Khan and his family observe Ganesh Chaturthi with a ton of zing and energy. His home Galaxy Apartments is typically overwhelmed with celebs and fans the same on the event. Since its beginning in 2001, there hasn’t been a solitary year when the family missed carrying the Ganesha to their homes. The 55-year-old actor is filming in Russia and it will be difficult to return home because he will have to be quarantined for a week. Bollywood Life quoted a source as saying: “Because Salman is in a biological bubble, and a key part of the film was postponed, he may miss it.”. Fans were very excited, some even saw Sohail Khan’s son Nirvaan Khan in one of the photos

Back in 2014 also, Salman missed the celebrations as he was in Los Angeles for a medical check-up. He had then undergone treatment for trigeminal neuralgia.