Rajan Shahi’s DKP Unites Cast and Crew in Ganpati Visarjan Filled with Blessings and Gratitude

The farewell of Lord Ganesha is always a bittersweet moment, and this year, the team of Directors Kut Production led by the ever-passionate Rajan Shahi once again turned the occasion into an unforgettable memory. Known for grand yet soulful celebrations, DKP’s Ganpati visarjan was a blend of devotion, emotions, and togetherness. On the sets of Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai and Anupamaa, the aura was radiant with chants, colors, and heartfelt prayers.

Rajan Shahi, the man behind some of television’s most iconic shows, has always believed in making festivals on set a family affair. For him, it’s not just about work—it’s about weaving bonds that go beyond scripts and storylines. He shared his gratitude openly, thanking Ganpati Bappa for showering blessings on his productions year after year. The sight of the entire unit—from actors to technicians—coming together to celebrate reflected his philosophy of unity and love.

This year’s theme was especially close to his heart—“giving voice to the voiceless.” On one set, a little cat made its presence felt throughout the festivities, while on the other, the beloved dog Coffee became a constant companion beside Bappa. These little beings reminded everyone of compassion, kindness, and the unspoken connection humans share with strays. Rajan and his daughter Ishika expressed how truly blessed they felt with such moments, seeing animals embraced as part of their celebrations.

The energy of the celebrations was infectious. From vibrant rangolis and intricate decorations to soulful aartis, every detail carried an essence of devotion. The cast and crew joined in with equal enthusiasm, their prayers echoing a collective wish for success, health, and harmony. And as the moment of visarjan arrived, emotions ran high. Tears mingled with smiles, as the bond forged during the ten-day festival was not just about devotion, but about creating memories as a family.

The visarjan was graced by a host of well-known faces—Rupali Ganguly, Shivam Khajuria, Adrija Roy, Alpana Buch, Alka Kaushal, and many more. Each one added warmth and togetherness to the event. Rupali summed it up beautifully when she said Ganpati always felt like family. Even though producer Deepa Shahi couldn’t be physically present, her blessings were strongly felt, completing the circle of love and gratitude that DKP has always stood for.

For years, Rajan Shahi has been known not only as a creative visionary but also as a man who knows the importance of traditions. His production houses—Directors Kut, Shahi Production, and I Shahi Production—are proof that entertainment and values can go hand in hand. This Ganpati visarjan once again highlighted his philosophy that festivals are not just rituals, but reminders of togetherness, gratitude, and spreading positivity. Under his guidance, every celebration becomes larger than life, yet deeply rooted in simplicity and love.