Young film actor Ranbir Singh and actress Kriti Sanon under the shelter of Baba Vishwanath. Loktej Entertainment News

Varanasi, 14 April (HS). Bollywood superstar Ranveer Singh and actress Kriti Sanon performed darshan puja in the court of Kashipuradhipati on Sunday. After having darshan and worship in the court of Shri Kashi Vishwanath, an elated Ranbir Singh also made the timeless proclamation of Har-Har Mahadev. Ranbir, who looked very happy after the darshan puja, also greeted the fans.

The actor and actress reached Baba Vishwanath’s court directly from Babatpur Airport amid tight security. A crowd of young fans gathered outside the temple to see Ranbir and Kriti Sanon. Both of them reached Vishwanath Dham from the Lalita Ghat gate of the temple. Where the youth already present at the gate raised slogans of Har Har Mahadev after seeing Ranbir. It is noteworthy that actor Ranbir Singh, actress Kriti Sanon along with ambassadors of 20 countries to participate in a two-day mega program named ‘Dharohar Kashi Ki – Saga of the Weaver Community’ organized by the Indian Minority Foundation (IMF) at Namoghat. Have come in.

Actors Ranbir and Kriti Sanon will walk the ramp in international fashion designer Manish Malhotra’s fashion show ‘Banarasi Saree – A presentation of Indian culture and craftsmanship’ at Namoghat on Sunday evening. Various attires including Banarasi silk sarees will also be showcased by other renowned personalities of the Indian fashion industry. Famous Bhojpuri actor and BJP MP Ravi Kishan will give a cultural and musical presentation at Namo Ghat during the fashion show. On the sidelines of the fashion show, an exhibition will also be organised.

According to IMF convener and Rajya Sabha MP Satnam Singh Sandhu, Dharohar is an effort to take forward the old heritage of the weaving community of Kashi and the craft of Varanasi at the international level. Indian Minority Foundation will also honor prominent weavers and personalities from the weaving community of Kashi. Who have made great contributions to the promotion and preservation of the decades-old rich crafts of Banaras.