Mudiali Club's Durga Puja celebrated its 91st year in 2025, putting its founding at roughly 1934 or 1935 — making it one of South Kolkata's longer-running community pujas. Where clubs like Sree Bhumi have built their reputation on scale, Mudiali has built its on craftsmanship: its pandals are known for leaning on natural materials — clay and terracotta in particular — worked in a traditional Daaker Saaj-influenced style, rather than the fibreglass-and-steel builds common elsewhere.
The idol itself has reportedly been crafted by the third generation of the same family of artisans, a continuity that's central to how the club frames its Puja: as a deliberate act of preserving Bengali craft traditions rather than chasing a new theme every year. The 2025 theme, "Atmashuddhi" (self-purification), extended that same idea into the pandal's design. Construction typically begins immediately after the previous year's immersion and involves 50 to 75 workers across the build.