Seeking blessings: Actress Kirti Kulhari visits the Golden Temple

Actress Kirti Kulhari was recently in Chandigarh on a break. During her time off, she visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar to seek blessings. Posting photos taken at the Golden Temple, she wrote on Instagram: “May Waheguru forgive everyone and...

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Updated At : 01:52 PM Dec 25, 2020 IST

Actress Kirti Kulhari was recently in Chandigarh on a break. During her time off, she visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar to seek blessings.

Posting photos taken at the Golden Temple, she wrote on Instagram: “May Waheguru forgive everyone and bless everyone. Ending my 2020 with this prayer for everyone and gratitude for everything. It was time…#goldentemple #amritsar #punjab. Wishing all of you a beautiful 2021.”

Actress Yami Gautam left a red heart emoji in the comments section. Her fans have also wished her well.

On the work front, her show Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors is streaming now. She plays Anu Chandra in the series for which she went for a zero make-up look. Kirti has Four More Shots Please Season 3 and the Hindi remake of The Girl On The Train coming up. —IANS

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