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Kangana seeks Lord Jagannath's blessings

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:39 PM Feb 20, 2021 IST

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Kangana Ranaut on Friday took time off from the Dhaakad shoot and visited the Puri Jagannath temple in Odisha. After her visit to the temple, Kangana took to Twitter and shared pictures in which she is seen looking pretty in a white suit with golden work all over it. She tied her hair in a neat bun. The actress had expressed her wish to visit the Puri Jagannath temple in 2020 in a tweet when she had shared a photo with her mom from a visit to the Kashi Vishwanath temple. Well, it seems that Kangana was able to fulfil this wish for her in 2021.

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Sharing photos from her visit, Kangana wrote, “We always see Krishna with Radha or Rukmani (Laxmi) but in Puri Jagannath, Lord Krishna is placed with his siblings, Balrama and Subhadra (Arjun’s wife, Abhimanyu’s mom). Pulsating with the energy of his heart chakra, the whole place has a healing and soothing sweetness to it, enchanted.”

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