Entertainment · Indian Cinema · 10 hrs ago
Sara Ali Khan Appears Emotional During Golden Temple Visit
Sara Ali Khan and Ayushmann Khurrana visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar on Dussehra to pray.
A video showed Khan crying during prayers at the Sikh shrine, with Khurrana standing beside her.
Khan also shared a photo of the pair at the temple and wished her followers a happy Dussehra.
The visit came ahead of their film Udta Teer, which is scheduled to reach cinemas on October 23 after its release was delayed from October 9.
The film stars Khurrana as a Pakistani spy who loses his memory and ends up supporting India.
The movie’s release in Nepal has also faced a setback, as the country’s authorities reportedly refused permission for public screenings.
Sara Ali Khan and Ayushmann Khurrana visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar on Dussehra to pray ahead of their film Udta Teer.
A video from the visit shows Sara appearing emotional and crying during prayers at Darbar Sahib.
Ayushmann stood beside her with folded hands, and Sara covered her head with a dupatta.
Udta Teer is scheduled to arrive in cinemas on October 23.
- Who
- Actors Sara Ali Khan and Ayushmann Khurrana.
- What
- They visited the Golden Temple to pray, and a video showed Sara appearing emotional.
- When
- On Dussehra, ahead of Udta Teer’s scheduled October 23 release.
- Where
- The Golden Temple, also known as Darbar Sahib, in Amritsar.
- Why
- They visited to seek blessings ahead of their upcoming film, Udta Teer.
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Udta Teer was initially slated to be released in cinemas.
Sara Ali Khan and Ayushmann Khurrana visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar to seek blessings ahead of the film’s release.
Udta Teer is scheduled to arrive in cinemas.
- Actors
- Sara Ali Khan and Ayushmann Khurrana
- Location
- Golden Temple, Amritsar
- Occasion
- Dussehra
- Film
- Udta Teer
- Scheduled release
- October 23
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What people are saying
Happy Dussehra. Wishing everyone love, luck and laughter.
It features a very unique, novel, and distinct story, the kind of films I’ve always done. I am returning to my core, which champions original content, and this film embodies that.
In the film, I play a Pakistani spy who loses his memory; while he retains a sense of patriotism, he forgets which country he belongs to, so he ends up supporting India.