Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar, known as the ‘Khiladi’, recently visits the Kedarnath temple in Uttarakhand to receive blessings from Lord Shiva. Khiladi Kumar reached Kedarnath Dham with heavy security on Tuesday morning, from where his pictures and videos are becoming increasingly viral on the Internet.
Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has strong faith in God, and whenever he gets the opportunity, he visits holy places to seek blessings. Recently, Akshay Kumar visits the Kedarnath temple for Bolenath blessings.
Akshay Kumar Visits Kedarnath, chanting slogans of Jai Bholenath
Mr. Khiladi recently went to the Kedarnath temple in Uttarakhand. A video of him coming out of the temple after praying and then greeting his fans with folded hands is circulating on social media. He shared a picture of the temple on his Instagram account with the caption “Jai Baba Bholenath.” Some photos and videos of Akshay Kumar’s visit to Kedarnath are now circulating on the internet, showing him arriving with security to have a glimpse of Lord Shiva. He also posted a video of the temple on Instagram with the caption “Jai baba Bholenath”
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Akshay Kumar is currently shooting in Dehradun.
Akshay Kumar, who is currently busy with his upcoming movie in Dehradun, took some time off from shooting and visit Lord Shiva at Kedarnath temple. He reached the temple via helicopter, and his presence excited the devotees who were present there. Some devotees even took selfies with Akshay Kumar. Akshay Kumar’s recent film ‘Selfie’ didn’t perform well at the box office. However, his previous film ‘Ram Setu’ was a big hit.
Akshay Kumar’s upcoming movies include ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’, where he will be acting alongside Tiger Shroff. They filmed the movie in Scotland, London, India, and the UAE. Akshay Kumar is also working on projects ‘OMG: Oh My God 2’, which is a Hindi remake of ‘Soorarai Pottru’, and the next installment of the ‘Hera Pheri’ franchise.
