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Govinda, wife Sunita pay obeisance at Himachal temples; see pictures

This led to several youngsters also visiting the temple
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Updated At : 12:40 AM Nov 04, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Dharamsala, November 3

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Bollywood actor Govinda and his wife Sunita Ahuja on Tuesday were spotted visiting temples in Kangra and Una district.

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Bollywood actor Govinda prays at Chamunda Devi temple about 15 km from Dharamshala on Tuesday. Tribune Photo: Kamaljeet.

Initially, the couple paid obeisance at Chintpurni temple at Una district and then moved to Baglamukhi, Jawalamukhi, and Brajeshwari Devi temples in Kangra district.

Fans take selfie with Bollywood actor Govinda at Chamunda Devi temple on Tuesday. Tribune Photo: Kamaljeet.
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The news of Govinda visiting the temples spread like wildfire. This led to several youngsters also visiting the temple.

While evading the media, Govinda said, that he and his wife have a strong belief in temples of Himachal, and visit every year to pay their obeisance.

Fans take selfie with Bollywood actor Govinda at Chamunda Devi temple on Tuesday. Tribune Photo: Kamaljeet.

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