Yash Soni, who just returned from the US, chuckles when asked about his Navratri plans. He admits he is usually the last one to know about the garba venue as he is not great at managing such logistics. Yash prefers to join his longstanding friends for garba, recalling how his interest in the dance form grew after his role in the film 'Fakt Mahilao Maate', despite initially not being a fan of garba in his childhood. Although he had a challenging time learning the dance, he now loves it and eagerly anticipates dancing to new garba songs, such as 'Umbra Vaali' and 'Chaniyacholi'. Yash remains committed to his work even during festivals, not letting night shoots interfere with his celebration of Navratri.Scheduling film shoots gives me great satisfaction. Even if I get only thirty minutes to play garba, it is still satisfying. When asked if he enjoys indulging in food after garba, he replied, "Unfortunately, I have to stick to a diet during Navratri. In the past, we would frequent Manek Chowk for a feast after garba sessions without any concerns about calories (chuckles). Nowadays, I bring my own food and stick to my diet plan." Regarding his Navratri style this year, he mentioned, "This season, I am trying out dhoti pants for the first time and find them very comfortable. I prefer wearing a kurta with dhoti pants over tight churidars when participating in garba."
