Actress and politician Hema Malini celebrated the beginning of Navratri with a performance of her popular dance ballet ‘Durga’ at a special event in Telangana.

The veteran actress shared her experience on Instagram after performing at the ‘Agra Dandiya Navratri Celebration’ at the Classic Convention Centre on October 11. The event also marked Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti.

Expressing her happiness, Hema Malini wrote, “It was a joy and pleasure to perform my most popular ballet Durga at the first day of Navratri at the Classic Convention Centre for the Agarwal Samaj, Telangana’s ‘Agra Dandiya Navratri Celebration,’ it also marked the Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti on 11.10.2026.”

She also extended her wishes to followers, wishing everyone a happy Navratri and Durga Puja.

Hema Malini shared a video of her performance, offering a glimpse of her portrayal of Parvati Mata in the dance ballet. Dressed as the Hindu goddess, the veteran actress brought the mythological character to life through graceful movements and expressive classical dance. Her traditional attire and devotional presentation captured the spiritual essence of the performance and celebrated the divine feminine.

Hema Malini Celebrates the Power of Goddess Durga Through Dance

The dance ballet ‘Durga’ pays tribute to Goddess Durga and the power of the divine feminine. Through classical dance and stories rooted in Hindu mythology, the production conveys the message of good triumphing over evil.

Beyond her successful film career, Hema Malini has established herself as a prominent figure in Indian classical dance. Through her stage productions, she brings mythological stories and India’s rich cultural heritage to audiences.

The veteran performer has previously described dance as a deeply spiritual experience that allows her to express devotion and remain connected to tradition.

She has also spoken about the special experience of performing ‘Parampara’ alongside her daughters, Esha Deol and Ahana Deol. The production gave the family an opportunity to share their artistic heritage and carry India’s classical dance traditions forward.

Hema Malini’s latest performance in Telangana reflects her continued commitment to classical dance and devotional storytelling. Her portrayal of the divine feminine added a cultural and spiritual dimension to the Navratri celebrations, a festival that honours Goddess Durga and celebrates the triumph of good over evil.