Mumbai:
Ganesh Chaturthi this year has found its anthem in “O Mere Bappa O Ganpati Deva”, the latest devotional song from RG Media House. The track has struck a special chord with devotees, filling pandals, processions, and homes with its powerful beats and heartfelt lyrics.
Produced by Arvi Gujral, the song is a soulful blend of tradition and modernity. It carries the raw energy of Mumbai’s Ganesh Utsav with dhol–tasha rhythms, while also offering cinematic melodies that give it a Bollywood feel. Devotees have been sharing clips on social media, playing it during daily aartis, and even making reels celebrating Bappa with the track in the background.
Speaking about the love pouring in, producer Arvi Gujral said,
“I feel blessed to see how people have connected with this song. For us, it was not just about making music, but creating an offering that every devotee can sing and feel close to Bappa. The response has been overwhelming, and it is heartwarming to see the song becoming part of people’s celebrations.”
The media push and social presence of the song was led by celebrity influencer Randeep Gujral, known online as Turbanmirchie, who has a follower base of over 312,000. Randeep, who is both a social media figure and a passionate devotee himself, has been actively sharing the track with his audience, ensuring it reaches every corner of the digital space.
In his statement, Randeep said,
“This song is very close to my heart. It is a gift from us to all Bappa devotees. Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival that binds Mumbai together, and to see our song echo in pandals and homes is a feeling I can’t describe in words. The love and blessings we’ve received motivate us to keep doing more.”
When media persons asked him about what’s next, Randeep gave a hint of excitement,
“Yes, we are already working on something new, and we’ll announce it soon. After the response to O Mere Bappa O Ganpati Deva, we want to bring another project that connects with people on the same emotional and spiritual level.”
When asked by our reporter if “O Mere Bappa O Ganpati Deva” is being considered for inclusion in an upcoming Bollywood film, producer Arvi Gujral chose to remain tight-lipped. With a smile, she said she would “not like to comment on that right now,” leaving fans and industry insiders curious about whether the devotional anthem could soon make its way onto the big screen.
The song has now become more than just a track; it is an emotion that celebrates Mumbai’s undying devotion to Lord Ganesha. From Lalbaugcha Raja to small neighborhood pandals, the beats of “O Mere Bappa O Ganpati Deva” are ringing across the city, reminding everyone once again why Ganeshotsav is Mumbai’s most cherished festival.
