Guneet Monga visits Amritsar's Golden Temple with her Oscar trophy

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Updated At : 03:14 PM Mar 21, 2023 IST

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Producer Guneet Monga sought blessings at the Golden Temple in Amritsar and even took along her Oscar trophy to the holy place. Guneet was joined by her husband Sunny Kapoor and celebrity chef Vikas Khanna. She shared a reel of her visit, where she was seen offering prayers while holding the trophy in her hand. She was also seen making langar and tasting it as well.

Vikas captioned the video: “When you dedicate your honours to your ancestors. Thank you Guneet for showing us the power, humility and love.” Another video shows Vikas’ mother driving Guneet to the Golden Temple. “From being a dreamer to becoming one of the most powerful producers in the world. Here it is to you Guneet, you made every Indian wealthier…,” he wrote as he shared a clip. — IANS

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