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Rohit Sharma Offers Prayers At Lalbaugcha Raja With Wife; Fans Chant ‘Rohit, Rohit’ Ahead Of India vs West Indies ODIs | VIDEO
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· September 21, 2026
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Former India captain Rohit Sharma visited Mumbai’s iconic Lalbaugcha Raja pandal on Sunday along with his wife, Ritika Sajdeh, to seek blessings during the ongoing Ganeshotsav celebrations. The couple’s appearance drew significant attention from devotees, with fans chanting “Rohit, Rohit” as they...
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Key points The couple’s appearance drew significant attention from devotees, with fans chanting “Rohit, Rohit” as they... Former India captain Rohit Sharma visited Mumbai’s iconic Lalbaugcha Raja pandal on Sunday along with his wife, Ritika Sajdeh, to seek blessings during the ongoing Ganeshotsav celebrations.
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What is this story about? Former India captain Rohit Sharma visited Mumbai’s iconic Lalbaugcha Raja pandal on Sunday along with his wife, Ritika Sajdeh, to seek blessings during the ongoing Ganeshotsav celebrations. The couple’s appearance drew significant attention from devotees, with fans chanting “Rohit, Rohit” as they...
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