Yash Soni, when asked about his plans for Navratri, humorously mentions that he is always the last one to know about the garba venue as his friends decide where to go without informing him. Despite his lack of organization skills, he enjoys joining his long-time group for the festivities. Previously not a fan of garba, Yash's perspective changed after filming the song "Bol Mari Ambe" for "Fakt Mahilao Maate," where he faced the challenges of learning the intricate dance form. He now enthusiastically looks forward to dancing all night to new garba songs like "Umbra Vaali" and "Chaniyacholi." Yash is committed to his work even during the festival season and is excited to embrace the celebratory atmosphere of Navratri.Scheduling film shoots is very fulfilling for me, and even if I get only 30 minutes to dance during garba, it's still satisfying." When asked whether he enjoys indulging in food after garba, he responds, "Unfortunately, I have to stick to a diet during Navratri. Before my acting career, Manek Chowk was our favorite spot after garba nights. We would eat whatever was available without worrying about the calories (laughs). Now, I prepare my own meals and adhere strictly to my diet. As for his Navratri style this year, he shares, "I am trying dhoti pants for the first time and find them incredibly comfortable. I prefer this look over tight churidars while dancing garba, so pairing any kurta with dhoti pants is my go-to choice this season."