Rupali Ganguly visits Ujjain's Mahakaal temple during holy month of Shraavan, shares unseen pictures

Spiritual journeys during the month of Shraavan hold deep significance for many, especially among devotees of Lord Shiva. The third Monday of this auspicious month, known as Sawan Somwaar, is considered particularly sacred. It is a time when temples dedicated to Shiva witness an influx of worshippers seeking blessings, offering prayers, and reconnecting with their faith. Among those who observed this ritual recently was actress Rupali Ganguly.

On the third Monday of Shraavan, Rupali Ganguly paid a visit to the revered Mahakaal temple in Ujjain, accompanied by her husband Ashwin Verma. The temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlingas and among the most venerated Shiva shrines in India, holds immense spiritual importance. Rupali’s visit was marked by devotion, quiet reflection, and a sense of reverence that she also shared with her fans online.

Posting unseen pictures from her time at the temple, Rupali expressed her devotion through a heartfelt caption. She wrote,
"Sawan Somwaar aur mere MAHAKAAL 🙏🏻❤️
Jai Shree MAHAKAAL 🙏🏻
Jai Maa Harsiddhi 🙏🏻
Jai Shree KaalBhairav 🙏🏻
HAR HAR MAHADEV"

Dressed modestly for the occasion, Rupali was seen offering prayers at the Mahakaal temple and later visiting nearby shrines including the Harsiddhi Mata temple and the Kaal Bhairav temple, both of which are significant stops for pilgrims visiting Ujjain. Her posts were met with messages of support and spiritual solidarity from fans and followers who appreciated her devotion and the serenity of the images she shared.

Rupali, known for her role in the popular television show Anupamaa, has often spoken about the role of spirituality in her personal life. This visit to Ujjain appears to be a continuation of that inner journey, aligning with the timing and importance of the holy month.

The actor’s visit not only reflected her personal faith but also resonated with thousands of followers who observe the rituals of Shraavan with similar devotion each year. Her post served as a reminder of the cultural and spiritual traditions that continue to hold meaning across generations.