Chhath Puja 2025 is embracing AI-driven creativity with Google Gemini, transforming festival photos into cinematic masterpieces. Users are creating stunning portraits blending tradition and digital artistry, from sunrise ghats to intricate attire. These AI-powered edits capture devotion and style, making Chhath Puja moments uniquely artistic and ready for social media.
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