The main attractions are the Aartis and the Shringar, i.e. the dressing and beautifying of the idol of Lord, treating it as a person, adorning it with best appropriate dresses for the time of day / night. The intricately woven shaneels and silk clothe have original zari and embroidery work done upon them, along with tonnes of real precious jewels. The formal prayers are offered with diya, incense sticks, flowers, fruit and other offerings, with local instruments and devotional songs of the Lord Shrinathji, according to the demand of the time and occasion. The view of the idol, called jhakhi, after the ââpardaââ curtain is removed is a spectacular sight, that is simply mesmerizing, leading to a melee gully of visitors crowding to have a glimpse jhakhi of divine Lord. The mystic, spirited aura of India comes alive.
