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Nimrat Kaur takes Baba Vishwanath’s blessings on her birthday at the Kashi Vishwanath temple

By IANS | Updated: March 13, 2026 19:15 IST

Mumbai, March 13 Actress Nimrat Kaur celebrated her birthday with Baba Vishwanath’s blessings at the Kashi Vishwanath temple....

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Mumbai, March 13 Actress Nimrat Kaur celebrated her birthday with Baba Vishwanath’s blessings at the Kashi Vishwanath temple.

The 'Airlift' actress visited one of the twelve Jyotirlinga shrines for the first time. During her religious visit, Nimrat even took part in the Mangal Aarti to seek blessings on her special day.

She took to her official Instagram handle and published a couple of pictures from her unique birthday celebration. Posing in a pink saree, Nimrat was seen offering her prayers to Lord Shiva.

Expressing her gratitude for such a divine start to her new year, she penned the caption, "Brought in my birthday in with Baba Vishwanath’s blessings at the Mangal Aarti this morning. So grateful for all the love, warmth and all your kind wishes. Whatever the universe has planned, there couldn’t have been a better start to my new year, my first ever time in Banaras...My heart is full, thank you life…Har Har Mahadev (sic)".

In one of the photos, 'The Lunchbox' actress was seen enjoying the beautiful sunset while relishing her tea on the balcony of her room. The last still was of the birthday girl on a boat with only water before her.

Nimrat likes to include her Insta Fam in such special moments of her life through her social media posts.

On January 23, she paid a heartfelt tribute to her late father, Major Bhupender Singh, 32 years after his martyrdom while serving the nation.

Nimrat said that her father lived and gave his life with utmost courage and dignity.

“It’s been 32 years since Papa left us in the service of the nation. A self-made son of the soil, a peerless husband and father, and beyond everything, a lion-heart soldier who feared nothing, not even death, we were told, in his final moments,” her post read.

Nimrat also thanked the Indian Army and the administration for immortalising her father's name in Ganganagar, the land he was born in, and in the Kashmir Valley, where he was martyred.

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