Despite 57 crore devotees bathing, Ganga water remains as pure as alkaline water: Expert
Over 57 crore devotees have taken a holy dip in the Ganga during the Mahakumbh, yet its purity remains unaffected.
Nimrat Kaur shares her transformative Maha Kumbh experience, embracing faith, devotion, and India’s rich spiritual heritage.
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Bollywood actress Nimrat Kaur recently shared her profound experience of participating in the Maha Kumbh Snan at Prayagraj’s sacred Triveni Sangam.
Coming from a Sikh family, the spiritual significance of the Maha Kumbh Mela was a relatively new concept for Nimrat Kaur. However, her journey to the world’s largest religious gathering left her deeply moved, offering a fresh perspective on faith and devotion.
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Taking to Instagram, the ‘Dasvi’ actress penned an emotional note, struggling to put into words the enormity of what she had witnessed. “Words fail me to describe this experience,” she wrote. “Having grown up in a Sikh household, the importance of the Kumbh Mela snan was unfamiliar to me. But diving into its mythology and history has been mesmerizing.”
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She described the Maha Kumbh as an “ocean of humanity,” uniting people of different backgrounds, ages, and beliefs in one shared moment of spiritual connection. Witnessing the sheer devotion and determination of pilgrims left her in awe.
“It takes immense faith and effort for people to make this journey,” she noted. She added that she felt immense gratitude for the police and local administration’s tireless work in managing the event.
Despite running on minimal sleep and navigating unpredictable challenges, Nimrat highlighted the dedication of those working behind the scenes, especially the Ganga Task Force.
Their efforts, she said, ensured a smooth and memorable experience for all attendees. “They made everything seamless, and they did it all with smiles,” she shared.
The actress admitted to feeling a mix of emotions—nervousness, excitement, and curiosity—before taking the holy dip. But after emerging from the sacred waters, she felt a renewed sense of inspiration.
“Faith binds us all in this mortal journey,” she concluded. She invoked the sacred chant, ‘Om Namo Gangayai Vishwarupini Narayani Namo Namah. Har Har Mahadev!’
On the professional front, Nimrat Kaur is gearing up for her next project, ‘Section 84’. It is a political thriller where she shares the screen with Amitabh Bachchan and Diana Penty.
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