Indian cricket star Virat Kohli and actress Anushka Sharma have once again visited the spiritual town of Vrindavan; photos and videos of their visit are going viral on social media. Ahead of Guru Purnima on July 29, the couple arrived in Vrindavan to seek the blessings of their spiritual guru, Premanand Maharaj. They visited the Shri Hit Radha Keli Kunj Ashram to meet the saint, and their simplicity during the visit won everyone’s hearts. A video of the couple walking barefoot through the mud has gone viral, sparking conversations online about their down-to-earth nature.
Saint Premanand Maharaj in Seclusion
Saint Premanand Maharaj is currently observing a period of seclusion at the newly constructed Yamuna Kunj Ashram in Belvan, located across the Yamuna River. However, preparations are underway at the ashram for him to grant darshan (a holy viewing) to his initiated disciples on the occasion of Guru Purnima on July 29, and disciples have already begun to arrive. Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli, who are also initiated disciples of Premanand Maharaj, visited him at the Belvan ashram on Wednesday morning. Although they had kept the visit strictly private, fans recognized them and captured the moment on camera.
Virat and Anushka in Vrindavan
The video emerging from Vrindavan shows the couple arriving at Saint Premanand Maharaj’s ashram amidst tight security. They wore masks to conceal their identities, yet fans recognized them immediately. As they were leaving after the darshan, they greeted fans by saying “Radhe-Radhe.” This gesture won the hearts of the local residents of Vrindavan, and fans are lavishly praising the star couple’s humble demeanor. Virat and Anushka have been visiting Vrindavan for several years. Their reverence for Premanand Maharaj is well known; they make it a point to seek his blessings before and after any significant milestone in their lives. The couple has also visited Premanand Maharaj’s ashram with their daughter, Vamika, and son, Akay. Previously, they had visited Vrindavan to seek his blessings following RCB’s victory in the IPL. Now, they have returned to Vrindavan ahead of Guru Purnima, and this visit has become a topic of discussion.
