Kill the Dandiya! Indore's Navratri fervor is unbelievable.

September 18th 2025.

Kill the Dandiya! Indore's Navratri fervor is unbelievable.
As Navratri approaches, the city of Indore is alive with the sound of garba beats. From the local neighborhood grounds to grand venues, there is an air of excitement and devotion everywhere you go. The vibrant energy of the festivities is truly unique and infectious. However, this year, Navratri is not just about dancing - it's also about making a fashion statement.

The markets of Indore are overflowing with a variety of garba dresses, with prices ranging from Rs 250 to Rs 2,500. Vendors are excitedly reporting that Indorians are seeking out bold and fresh designs this year. Pooja Sahu, a vendor from Scheme Number 161 Aachaal Nagar Pipliyahana, shared, "The trend this year is for garba celebrations to last the full 15 days. Groups are even choosing theme colors, and we are customizing jewelry to save people the trouble of matching accessories."

Traditionally, kathiyawadi outfits have been the go-to for Navratri fashion. However, this year, there has been a wave of change. The youth are demanding backless blouses, short sleeves, minimal jewelry, and even celebrity-inspired modern outfits. "People want vibrance, boldness, and something entirely new," added Sahu.

During his visit to Dhar, PM Narendra Modi emphasized the importance of health and appealed to women to undergo free medical tests and treatments under the 'Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar' initiative. This message has resonated with the people of Indore, who understand that their health is more important than anything else.

Vendor Aparna Sharma at Vijay Nagar's Scheme 74 has introduced hand-embroidered costumes with authentic Kutch handblock prints. What makes her stand out is her eco-friendly approach - designing trendy outfits using waste materials. "We may have limited options, but we ensure quality. The youth today want sustainability along with style," she said. Their rentals start at Rs 399 with jewelry, going up to Rs 2,200 per day.

Over at G-9 Shri Chandan Plaza in Ramabag, Ajay Sinnarkar and Amit Sinnarkar are catching everyone's attention with their wide collection for men, women, and children. They even have matching couple outfits. Their shop's quirky highlight is a mannequin dressed in traditional garba attire, complete with sunglasses.

With devotion, dance, and dazzling fashion trends, Indore is proving once again why Navratri here is nothing short of extraordinary. The city is alive with the spirit of celebration and the desire to make a statement. It's time to put on our best garba dresses, dance our hearts out, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

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