Updated On: 03 October, 2022 12:23 PM IST | Mumbai | Anagha Sawant
After a gap of two years, community members are celebrating the Golu festival in a traditional way in temples. By arranging dolls of different Gods and Goddesses on steps, the devotees try to narrate devotional stories. Firstly, they place a doll of Lord Ganesha and later, other dolls are set up

Golu at Marubai temple in Matunga.
Decorating wooden dolls of different Goddesses and Gods on an odd number of golu padi (steps) is a tradition followed by Tamilians to celebrate the Navratri festival. As per the tradition of Tamilians, they celebrate the nine days festival as Golu.
After a gap of two years, community members are celebrating the Golu festival in a traditional way in temples. By arranging dolls of different Gods and Goddesses on steps, the devotees try to narrate devotional stories. Firstly, they place a doll of Lord Ganesha and later, other dolls are set up.