The mandal is very old and has lot of followers who visit the Lord every year to get his blessings. High-profile people such as Tina Ambani, Uddhav Thackeray and many others visit the pandal.
The 12 feet Ganesh idols are attractive and are believed to enchant the devotees by the eye charm.
The 82-year-old Nikadvari Lane Sarvajanik Ganesh Mandal, popularly called as Girgaoncha Raja, is famous for its 25-feet long eco-friendly Ganpati idol.
The award winning Khetwadi Ganraj is considered to be one of the most spectacular Ganesh idols in Mumbai.
Last year, Anjirwadi's tall idol is cast in the same mould as the Lalbaugcha Raja.
If you want to see the lengths people are prepared to go to for devotion, the Lalbaugcha Raja is the idol to visit It draws an average of 1.5 million people a day.
People in the Tejukaya Mansion believe that the Ganpati has tightened the bonds between the owners and tenants of the mansion.
The mandal is well known for its lavish new themes, often a replica of a famous place in India. It was formed for the benefit of the mill workers in 1928, making it the oldest one in the area.
The GSB Seva Ganesh mandal is affectionately known as Mumbai's gold Ganesh. Yes, that's pure gold it's adorned with -- more than 60 kilograms of it!
Gigantic decoration sets like replica of Pune's historic palace called Shaniwar Wada, Mysore palace and Red Fort, and the Bollywood glamour is what brings people to this Mandal.
Compared to many other famous mandals in Mumbai, the idol isn't as towering or imposing. However, it has a reputation for fulfilling wishes.
