Anupama visits Vrindavan

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 03:30 PM Jan 21, 2024 IST

Anupama Solanki recently took a spiritual trip to Vrindavan. The actress said, “This was my first visit to Vrindavan and I was quite excited. I was really surprised to find that Vrindavan is a village and not a developed area. The purity of Vrindavan and Mathura is still intact. Instead of saying hi or hello, people greet each other with Radhe Radhe. Visiting the place associated with Lord Krishna was truly astonishing. I sensed a spiritual power in Vrindavan that was quite unique.”

She added, “The weather was quite chilly and I hadn’t experienced winter for many years. Despite the cold, I found the strength to complete the Parikrama, and it turned out to be a spiritually enriching journey.”

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