Jaya Prada celebrates Bihar victory, seeks blessings with son at Ujjain’s Mahakal temple

Mumbai, Nov 17 Veteran actress Jaya Prada shared a heartfelt moment of gratitude as she visited Ujjain’s Mahakal Temple following a significant win in Bihar.

Accompanied by her son Samrat and Abhay Yadav, the actress-turned-politician expressed that she felt blessed to offer prayers at the revered shrine. Taking to her Instagram handle, Jaya posted her images from the temple and wrote, “Today with the blessings of Mahadev on the huge victory in Bihar with son Samrat and Abhay Yadav ji, I got the privilege of worshiping at Ujjen Mahakal Temple.” (sic).

In the first image, the veteran actress is seen posing with her son, with the temple in the background. In the next solo picture, Jaya Prada appears with her hands folded in prayer.

The 63-year-old actress has been associated with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) since March 2019, when she came on board just before the Lok Sabha elections. The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) again crossed the 200-seat threshold in the 2025 Bihar elections. This marks the second time the ruling coalition has achieved this milestone – the first was in the 2010 Assembly polls, when NDA won 206 seats. In the current election, the BJP emerged as the largest party in Bihar.

Meanwhile, Jaya Prada recently made headlines after sharing an emotional note about veteran actor Dharmendra’s health. She posted a heartfelt message along with a picture of the actor on her social media account, expressing her concern and affection for the Sholay actor.

The actress wrote, “Respected Dharam Ji, I am very worried about your health. You have been a source of inspiration, strength, and grace for all of us in the film industry. Your charm and enthusiasm will continue to touch millions of hearts. May you recover soon and your health be good. May you return to your vibrant self soon and continue to give love and positivity as always.”

The duo has shared screen space in films such as “Qayamat,” “Insaaf” “Kaun Karega,” “Ganga Tere Desh Mein,” and several others.

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