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Ganesh Chaturthi (Vinayaka Chavithi) is one of the most celebrated festivals in India – but do you know the real story behind it? From the mythological origin of Lord Ganesha, to the mystery of his elephant head, the curse on the Moon, and finally the hidden connection between Ganesh Chaturthi and India’s freedom struggle, this video unveils every secret you need to know.

In this epic cinematic narration, you will discover how demon Gajasura’s penance led to Shiva granting him a boon, how Parvati Devi created Ganesha out of turmeric paste, why Shiva beheaded him and replaced his head with an elephant’s, why we should not see the Moon on Ganesh Chaturthi, and how Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak in 1890 transformed this private ritual into a mass public movement against British rule.

This is not just a festival – it’s a story of devotion, history, revolution, and unity.

📌 Key Points Covered in This Video:

Story of Gajasura’s penance and boon from Lord Shiva

Why Lord Shiva is called Bholeshankar (the innocent granter of boons)

How Goddess Parvati created Ganesha with turmeric paste

Why Ganesha received the elephant head (the real reason explained)

The curse of Parvati Devi on the Moon – why we should not see the moon on Ganesh Chaturthi

Mythological significance of Ganesh Chaturthi in Sanatana Dharma

British Era history – How Lokmanya Tilak made Ganesh Chaturthi a public festival in 1890

Why Ganesh idols are installed in every street and community celebrations happen

How Ganesh Chaturthi became a symbol of Indian freedom struggle

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⚖️ Disclaimer:
This video is created for educational, cultural, and devotional purposes. Mythological references are based on Puranas and traditional scriptures. Historical references are from documented facts of British India. All content is used under Fair Use (Copyright Act 1976, Section 107) for education, research, and commentary.