Vrushika Mehta, who relocated to Canada post-marriage, made a special trip to Mumbai specifically for the Navratri festival. The actress from Dil Dosti Dance (D3) expressed, "As a Gujarati, the love for Navratri and garba runs in my veins. The festivity is essential for me, and I find myself energized by the music, always ready to break into garba at any moment." She continued, "I eagerly anticipate dressing up, meeting friends, and dancing." Even though she has spent her life in Mumbai, she acknowledges that the ultimate Navratri experience can be found in Gujarat and hopes to visit there someday. Regarding her childhood memories of the festival, she mentioned, "My mother used to dress me up, and to keep me still while she applied the three dots on my chin, she would bribe me with chocolates. I was highly competitive as a child, determined to win a prize each night, dancing with all my heart and feeling like a little star." She shared her preferred Navratri look, mentioning her fondness for flared chaniya cholis that are lightweight for comfort and graceful spins. Her jewelry choices vary based on the occasion, opting for heavier pieces for shoots and more delicate ones for dance performances that complement her outfit's look.Reflecting on her childhood memories of the festival, she recalls, "I aimed to emerge victorious in every garba competition back in my younger days." Her recollections include her mother dressing her up and enticing her with chocolates to stay still while she painted three dots on her chin. Fiercely competitive and set on winning a prize each night, she danced wholeheartedly, feeling like a shining star. When discussing her preferred Navratri attire, she expresses a preference for flared chaniya cholis that are lightweight for comfort and graceful spins. She tailors her jewelry choices based on the occasion, opting for heavier pieces for reels and delicate ones for dancing activities. Anticipating the day when she and her husband Saurabh can partake in Navratri festivities together, she speaks of his contrasting garba style that she looks forward to learning. Despite not yet celebrating Navratri together, they enjoyed playing garba during their wedding events. Vrushika shares that spins are her favorite, particularly the playful popatiyu, and she enjoys incorporating dodhiyu and trikoniya moves for variety. When asked about her beloved garba song, she mentions "Dakla" as a top pick for its infectious energy. She also praises Falguni Pathak's iconic songs for setting the perfect Navratri mood. Recalling her cherished on-set memory of Navratri, Vrushika fondly remembers shooting "Dholi Taro Dhol Baaje" on the sets of Dil Dosti Dance, which turned out to be a fun and lively experience. In addition, she highlights the garba-themed gatherings that were part of the D3 cast's bonding activities.