Falguni Pathak's Mumbai garba: VIP pod priced at Rs 2.04 lakh, tickets start at Rs 2,000
Tickets for the nine-night Navratri festival at Jio World Convention Centre range from Rs 2,000 to Rs 2.04 lakh for a 12-seat VIP pod.
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As Navratri begins, garba fever is visible everywhere. Colourful clothes, the beat of dhol and taasha, and thousands of people dancing to the rhythm define the mood. Among the events, the draw of "Garba Queen" Falguni Pathak's show is something special. Her garba nights are widely talked about by fans every year. This time too, all eyes are on her garba festival in Mumbai, but the talk is about ticket prices, as the festival's most expensive VIP pod has been priced at Rs 2.04 lakh.
Falguni Pathak's "West Avenue Realty Navratri Utsav 2026" will be held at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai between October 11 and 19. Tickets for the nine-night festival start at Rs 2,000 and go up to Rs 2.04 lakh. That is why the event is being discussed not only among garba enthusiasts but also on social media.
The festival's most expensive option is the "Exclusive Pod", a private VIP space priced at Rs 2 lakh 4 thousand. The pod can seat 12 people at a time. The package also includes a food and beverage voucher worth Rs 10,000, valid on select days. The option is meant for those who want to watch and play garba with family or friends in a different style.
The organisers have also introduced group packages for those going with friends. A group ticket for five people costs Rs 13,000, which works out to Rs 2,600 per person. A group package for ten people is priced at Rs 25,000, or Rs 2,500 per person.
According to information available, some ticket categories for the coming weekend and the festival's final nights have already been sold out. However, it is said that some premium options are still available.
This year's garba festival is being held entirely in the air-conditioned Jio World Convention Centre. Arrangements include a carpeted dance floor, striking lighting and live performances. Mahaarti will be held daily, paid parking will be available, and food and beverages will also be on offer.
Known as the "Garba Queen", Falguni Pathak has remained popular during Navratri for several decades. Large numbers of fans gather every year to play garba to her songs. This year too, the response to her Mumbai show is being talked about, and the price of the Rs 2.04 lakh VIP pod has drawn particular attention to the festival.
