Yash Soni, when asked about his Navratri plans, admits that he is usually the last to know about the garba venue. He prefers to join his industry friends for garba, but he struggles with planning. Yash shares that he used to not enjoy garba in his childhood, but filming the song "Bol Mari Ambe" for Fakt Mahilao Maate changed his perspective on the dance form. He found it challenging to learn garba but eventually fell in love with it. Yash expresses excitement about dancing to new garba songs this year like "Umbra Vaali" and "Chaniyacholi." Despite his love for Navratri celebrations, he maintains a commitment to his work, even during the festival.Scheduling shoots for a film brings me great satisfaction. Even if I have only half an hour for garba, it still feels fulfilling. When asked if he indulges in food after garba sessions, he mentions being on a diet during Navratri. Previously, Manek Chowk was the preferred eating spot after garba sessions, where he consumed without concern for calories. Nowadays, he carries his own food and rigorously sticks to his diet. His Navratri fashion choice this year includes dhoti pants for the first time, as they provide great comfort during garba, unlike the tight churidars he used to wear.