Mumbai doesn’t just celebrate festivals — it lives them. And when it comes to Navratri, there’s arguably no city in India that brings the devotion, the rhythm and the sheer scale of revelry together quite like the maximum city. The air smells of evening blooms and dhoop, streets glow with fairy lights, and somewhere in every neighbourhood, a Garba beat is waiting to pull you onto the floor. Navratri isn’t merely a nine-night festival here; it’s a city-wide homecoming of music, dance, devotion and togetherness — one that resonates as deeply with Mumbaikars as it does with Indians across the globe, for whom those nine nights are a longing, a memory, a video call back home.
Which is why the return of Divya Raas Navratri 2026 has the city’s festive lovers buzzing. Back for its second edition, the ten-day celebration runs from 11th to 20th October 2026 at Inorbit, Malad — and promises a new-age Navratri experience rooted in tradition. Here’s everything to know, and why this one belongs on your festive calendar.
A Festival That Belongs to Mumbai — And to Indians Everywhere
Navratri, with its nine nights of Garba and Dandiya, is one of India’s most cherished celebrations — a tribute to the divine feminine through dance, music and community. For Indians across the world, from Dubai to Toronto to Singapore, Navratri nights are a connection to home; for Mumbaikars, it’s woven into the city’s soul. Big grounds, open floors, strangers-turned-dance-partners — that’s the magic of Mumbai’s Navratri. Divya Raas channels exactly that spirit, giving both the city and its global diaspora a celebration worth travelling back for.
PreetyPinky: The Singer Duo Set to Own the Stage
The headline act of Divya Raas 2026 is the hugely popular singer duo PreetyPinky, whose powerful vocals and electrifying live performances have made them a fixture on the Indian festival circuit. Known for their signature musical energy, the duo promises to keep the Garba and Dandiya floor alive for all ten nights — and their love for the festival runs deep.
“Navratri has always been very close to our hearts, and there is something truly special about celebrating it through music, dance and togetherness. We are thrilled to be associated with Divya Raas Navratri 2026 and look forward to making these 10 days at Inorbit, Malad, full of energy, joy and, of course, lots of Garba,” the duo shared.
If you’ve ever wanted to dance to live vocals under festival lights — this is your stage.
Ten Full Days — Not Just Nine Nights
Unlike the traditional nine nights, Divya Raas stretches the revelry to a full ten days, from 11th to 20th October 2026. More evenings, more Garba circles, more Dandiya duels — a festival generously built for working professionals who can’t make every night, and die-hard dancers who never want to leave the floor.
A New-Age Navratri, Curated by Experience
What sets this edition apart is its blend of heritage and new energy. The festival is driven by Rudra-Akshar Entertainments & Holidays and Eventree, presented by Campa, and curated by Sankalp Entertainment in partnership with Hardyboyz Partyking — with Hardyboyz Partyking (led by Varun Barot and Rutika Malviya) continuing their successful association from Season 1.
Adding decades of Navratri expertise is Mr. Devendra Joshi, Founder of Sankalp Falguni Dandiya, who brings a refreshingly modern vision:
“The audience today is new and young, and we understand the pulse of this generation through our many years of experience. Therefore, we believe it is important to put the next generation at the forefront and give them the opportunity to lead and curate the festival. Divya Raas gives us the opportunity to bring experience and new energy together.”
The result? A celebration that stays rooted in the spirit of Navratri while feeling unmistakably contemporary.
Rooted in the Spirit of Navratri — Made for Mumbai’s Crowd
The festival’s leadership — Sagar Bhatia and Ashish Ghelani, along with Varun Barot, Rutika Malviya and Suhas Shahane — say it best:
“Navratri is an emotion that brings people together through music, dance and devotion. With Divya Raas, our aim is to create a celebration that stays rooted in the spirit of Navratri while offering audiences an exciting and memorable experience.”
Backed by a strong organising committee and designed for Mumbai’s famously festive audience, the event promises community, colour and pure celebration.
The Venue: Inorbit, Malad — Where West Mumbai Comes to Celebrate
Inorbit Mall, Malad is one of Mumbai’s most loved west-suburb destinations — easy to reach from Andheri, Kandivali and Borivali, with food, shopping and city energy all around it. For West Mumbaikars, having a marquee ten-day Navratri at their doorstep is a big win. Plan your festive wardrobe, gather your dandiya sticks, and make it a full evening out.
The Event At A Glance
- What: Divya Raas Navratri 2026 (Second Edition)
- When: 11th – 20th October 2026
- Where: Inorbit, Malad, Mumbai
- Headline Performers: PreetyPinky
- Presented by: Campa | Curated by: Sankalp Entertainment × Hardyboyz Partyking
This festive season, Mumbai’s Garba floor is calling. Whether you’re a lifelong Navratri devotee or someone who just wants to twirl under the lights, Divya Raas Navratri 2026 at Inorbit, Malad is where the city’s festive heart beats loudest. Shubh Navratri!
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