From getting Divisha and Lianna to wear authentic saree to reminiscing about pandal hopping; Debina Bonnerjee shares a glimpse of her Durga Puja celebration

Debina Bonnerjee's love for Durga Pujo is known by all. The actress shared an intriguing vlog talking about her excitement and dressing up her little girls in those authentic sarees. Apart from that, Debina also shared how she celebrates the festival and all the shopping that she has done.

Debina shares her excitement for Pujo and reveals how they start preparing for the auspicious festival. She said, "Pujo is all about shopping, joy and getting back to roots. I have already prepared the sarees that I am going to wear during pujo and they are ready. Each saree for each day is ready adding I have two extra sarees as standby or backup."

Debina shared how Lal par sada saree is a must-have for every Bengali. She got dressed in a gorgeous saree and added roses to her bun. Debina revealed, "You can take a Bengali out of Bengal but cannot take Bengal out of Bengali. The Lal par sada saree is a divine blessing."

Debina is extremely thrilled to make Divisha celebrate her first Durga Pujo, "This will be Divisha's first Durga pujo and I want the pujo to be equally special for them too. So this time I will get them ready the Bengali way and will make her celebrate Pujo my way."

Debina shared that because she had worn the authentic saree, she wanted to dress the little girls too. Debina said, "I had got lal par sada saree for both Divisha and Debina for Jamai shashti and now that they are growing up so quickly before they grow out of the outfit I want them to wear it once." Divisha and Lianna were all excited to get ready. Lianna also asked Debina to do the same tika as hers.

Just like how Debina has shopped for sarees for herself, she has shopped outfits for both little girls too. She said, "I have bought many outfits for them to wear this Pujo and most of them are twinning outfits so the girls are going to look adorable."

Debina spoke about the memories she made in Kolkata celebrating Pujo, "I reminisce about Pandal hopping, eating puchka and those local cuisines from the stalls. Going and seeing Durga maa's magnificent murti and all those memories. This year will also be the same."