CP67 Mall, Mohali, witnessed two evenings of festive fervour as Navratri Raas 2.0, the second season of its Navratri celebrations, brought the community together for two nights of dandiya on October 17 and 18. Drawing houseful crowds on both days, the event transformed the mall into a lively celebration of music, dance and India’s rich festive traditions.
The two-day celebration saw enthusiastic participation from people across age groups, with families, youngsters and groups of friends coming together to enjoy the spirit of Navratri. Dressed in colourful ethnic attire, attendees added to the festive atmosphere, with traditional outfits, vibrant accessories and the rhythmic energy of dandiya creating a visually engaging spectacle.
Building on the spirit of its first season, Navratri Raas 2.0 offered visitors an opportunity to celebrate the festival through shared experiences, bringing together tradition, entertainment and community participation. The strong turnout on both evenings reflected the growing appeal of experiential festive celebrations that allow people to connect with their cultural roots while enjoying quality time with family and friends.
Speaking on the occasion, Mrinaal Mittal, Managing Director, Homeland Group, said, “The overwhelming response to Navratri Raas 2.0, with houseful crowds on both evenings, is truly encouraging. Festivals have a unique ability to bring people together, transcending age groups and creating a shared sense of joy and belonging. At CP67 Mall, our endeavour is to create experiences that celebrate our cultural traditions while giving families and communities a reason to come together. Seeing people turn up in such vibrant ethnic attire and participate so enthusiastically in the dandiya celebrations reflects the spirit of community that we aim to nurture through our events.”
Through a calendar of cultural events, community celebrations and immersive experiences, CP67 Mall continues to strengthen its position as a destination where shopping, entertainment and festive traditions come together.