Google Gemini’s latest AI tool, Nano Banana, has sparked yet another viral craze. After vintage saree edits and Garba-inspired looks, social media is now buzzing with AI-generated Durga Puja portraits. From traditional drapes to goddess-style backdrops, users are experimenting with festive transformations that feel straight out of a cinematic frame.

The trend is simple — all you need is the Gemini app and a good photo of yourself.

How to join the Durga Puja saree trend:

  1. Download the Gemini app from Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
  2. Sign in with your Google account.
  3. Upload a clear photo of yourself.
  4. Type in a creative prompt (or use one of the ready-made prompts below).
  5. Hit send, let Gemini do the magic, then download and share your festive portrait.

Here are 5 AI prompts to try for your Durga Puja look:

Prompt 1:

“4K HD realistic Durga Puja portrait. Woman in a red and white saree with traditional jewellery and festive makeup. Temple-style backdrop with diyas and soft golden light. Add subtle film grain for a cinematic touch.”

Prompt 2:

“Retro vintage-style image, slightly grainy but bright. A woman draped in an off-white saree with a red border and tiny red prints. Straight wavy hair flowing in the wind. Background with a Durga idol in a pandal. Add dramatic contrast for a mysterious '90s movie vibe. Keep the same face as uploaded, no alterations.”

Prompt 3:

“4K HD portrait of a woman in a festive saree, wearing intricate gold jewellery and a red bindi, holding a decorated thali with flowers. Blurred Durga idol in the background with glowing diyas.”

Prompt 4:

“Cinematic Durga Puja portrait. Woman in a red-and-gold saree with styled hair and bold festive makeup. Pandal backdrop with warm, glowing lights. Add soft blur and film grain for realism.”

Prompt 5:

“4K HD portrait capturing Durga Puja spirit. Woman in a red and white saree with golden borders, adorned with minimal jewellery. Retro-textured plain background with puja decorations. Add film grain for a timeless effect.”