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Premanand Ji Maharaj left in splits as Ashutosh Rana refuses to believe he gets daily dialysis: 'Hume nahi lag raha'

Ashutosh Rana was seen introducing himself in front of spiritual guru Premanand Maharaj and sharing his thoughts on trying to keep the mind happy.

Updated on: Feb 28, 2025, 15:31:05 IST
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Actor Ashutosh Rana is basking in the success of his new film Chhaava, which revolves around the life of Maratha ruler Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. In a new video that has emerged on Instagram, the actor was seen interacting with spiritual guru Premanand Maharaj about keeping the mind happy, and taking care of one's health. The actor smiled and introduced himself in front of the other followers, seeking his blessings. (Also read: Vicky Kaushal's Chhaava set for Telugu release 'on popular demand' after blockbuster Hindi run)

What Ashutosh said

Ashutosh Rana talked with spiritual guru Premanand Maharaj for a few seconds.
Ashutosh Rana talked with spiritual guru Premanand Maharaj for a few seconds.

In the video, Ashutosh said in Hindi, “My name is Ashutosh Rana. My gurudev was Dattadev shastri. I had this long wish, from the time I heard about you, that there must be some faith and devotion towards doing bhajan.”

Reacting to the adorable interaction, a fan commented, “Ashutosh Rana is very down to earth personality.. very much connected with his roots.” A second fan wrote, “How well he introduced himself to his guru. That shows his devotion.” A comment also read, “This was such a genuine interaction between the both of them. How often do we get to see this? Guruji seems so kind in person as always.”

Last month, Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli had paid a visit along with their daughter Vamika and son Akaay to Shri Hit Premanand Govind Sharan Ji Maharaj's ashram. The Guru got emotional on seeing their devotion and faith, and was seen wiping a tear from his eye.

 
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