Rani Mukerji along with the Times of India, visited GSB Seva Mandal, that is one of the 16 shortlisted mandals out of the 923 that have participated in the Times Utsav Moorti Sanman Contest. Rani looked happy and beautiful and every bit the bubbly and humble person that she is. Telling us about her memories associated with Ganpati, she said, “We used to earlier live in Janki Kutir, where we had the sarvajanik Ganpati in the colony, so as a kid, I would go every evening for the aarti. But it was only when my brother got married 14 years back that my bhabhi started the tradition of bringing Ganpati home. Past three years, I too started bringing Ganpati to my parents' home and we would keep it for five days. Yash uncle would come home during Ganpati and we would enjoy all the delicacies. We would decorate it like a pandal in the house and do hawan there. Last year, my niece Myiesha told me, 'Pipi, why don't you get married in this mandal only.' Now that I am married, I will start bringing Ganpati home from next year. I am so happy with the appreciation my film Mardaani has received. The first scene has a mouse that is a symbol of Ganpati and I feel that somewhere it is his blessings on me.'' We asked Rani if there was any merit in all the stories doing the rounds of her being pregnant and she said, “Everybody spoke about my wedding before it actually happened. Now, they are speaking about me being pregnant, so hopefully that also will happen.“