Smriti Irani attends Teej function at Kumar Vishwas’s daughter Agrata’s residence, watch

Smriti Irani celebrates Teej

Making a comeback to television with Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, Union Minister and BJP leader Smriti Irani made a graceful appearance at a festive Teej celebration hosted by poet and former AAP leader Kumar Vishwas, held at his residence to mark a special occasion for his daughter, Agrata.

The intimate yet vibrant celebration took place at the Vishwas family home and was steeped in traditional rituals, music, laughter, and cultural richness. The occasion brought together close friends and family in a warm display of festivity and tradition.

Smriti Irani, who is all set to return to television with the iconic show Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, arrived with her family and was seen warmly entering Kumar Vishwas's residence.

In a now-viral moment, she was later photographed gently showering flower petals over Agrata, who was elegantly dressed and seated on a swing alongside her husband, as part of a cherished Teej custom.

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Dressed in a traditional saree, Smriti Irani was seen mingling effortlessly with the guests and participating in the rituals. Her presence added grace to the celebration, resonating with her reputation for staying connected to her roots and traditions. The photos, capturing candid and heartfelt moments, quickly caught traction across social media platforms and were widely shared.

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Kumar Vishwas, known for his celebrated poetry and eloquence, shared snippets of the celebration online. In one of his captions, he expressed heartfelt gratitude to Irani for being part of the family occasion, reflecting the close bond the two share — one that transcends past political affiliations.

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The festival of Teej, which celebrates the divine union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, is predominantly observed by women across northern India, especially in Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Delhi. It involves fasting, devotional singing, traditional swings, and festive attire. The Vishwas household celebration paid perfect homage to these traditions, blending old-world customs with heartfelt modern camaraderie.

Smriti Irani’s attendance also highlighted a personal connection — a friendship with Kumar Vishwas that has grown beyond political lines, rooted in mutual respect and affection. What unfolded at this Teej celebration was more than just a cultural event; it was a reminder of enduring ties and shared joy.