In the bright world of Bollywood, where fame, luck, and frenzy dominate every waking moment, a time comes when the brightest stars also stop to reflect and recharge. Faith becomes their silent sanctuary – a place to seek blessings, shows gratitude, and re -association with her inner herself. Their hands are folded and bowed, B-town celebs are making some divine circles, combining stardom with spiritual calm. Actors Vicky Kaushal and Rashika Mandanna, who share screen space in Chhawa, are two of them.

Promoting his film in the country, Vicky visited Sri Gishneshwar Jyotirlinga in Chhatrapati Sambhazinagar and bowed to Lord Shiva. The actor visited Golden Temple in Amritsar, Punjab, before reaching New Delhi to promote his film. In a special interview with India digital todayThe 36 -year -old talked about a religious ritual that she and her mother, Veena, followed their film before the release of her film.

He said, “There is a ritual that I follow when the trailer of the film comes or even when the teaser comes.” There is a temple in Mumbai, the temple of Siddhivinayak Ganapati ji. I want to go there. The day the film is released, while we are busy with the film promotion, my mother visits the temple on my behalf. She visits the Siddhivinayak temple on the morning of the release date. ,

He went away, “Whenever anything happens in life … and it applies to all of us … that whenever something is important, whether it is an exam or results are coming – for us , It’s like the result is coming out. Therefore, before the results come, our mind automatically bends down and wants to pray to God. I am still doing this. ,

Recalling the experience of his Jyotirlinga temple, Vicky said, “This time, I had the first Visit In Jyotirlinga – Chhatrapati in Sambhaji Nagar. I cannot describe the amount of energy I experienced. I got time to do Prayer Perfectly. I have rarely felt such energy. Was very good. We have just returned from the Golden Temple. I always feel very peaceful there. And I have also shot a lot there. So many times I used to go there and sit quietly because what I feel is very pure. It feels good when in a film or life, anyway, there is a fear in the mind during the release of life, because then it calms you. It definitely gives you strength. So it is there, it is a part of life. ,

In the historic drama Chhava, Vicky Kaushal played the role of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj, a Maratha warrior and son of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Rashmika Mandanna portrayed the role of Queen Yasubai, while Akshaye Khanna played the role of Pratipakshya, Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. The film is directed by Laxman Utekar and is produced by Dinesh Vision. It is releasing on 14 February.