From red carpets to temple corridors, Bollywood embraced Maha Shivratri with unbridled zeal. Lord Shiva’s allure has captivated filmdom for decades—portrayals in blockbusters, chart-topping anthems, and personal rituals weave him into stardom’s fabric.
Headliner Akshay Kumar dropped a stirring video on X, echoing ‘OMG 2’ divinity: ‘Lord Shiva’s grace upon us. Om Namah Shivaya. Wishing Happy Maha Shivratri. Jai Mahakal.’ Jackie Shroff’s mantra-infused image sparked viral chants.
Sonu Sood delved into archives, unveiling intimate Mahakal darshan moments with his spouse. Kiran Kher’s clarion ‘Har Har Mahadev’ paired with a majestic photo united fans. Isha Gupta’s sindoor Trishul symbolized unyielding faith.
Bhojpuri diva Amrapali Dubey enchanted with Shiva-Parvati nuptials artwork, her words ‘Om Namah Parvati Pataye Har Har Mahadev’ pure poetry. Rani Chatterjee’s film gem, a plea for Shiva-like love, tugged heartstrings.
Ramayan’s Deepika Chikhlia and TV’s iconic Tulsi rounded off with fervent shares—Sita’s grace and nationwide puja for serenity. This Maha Shivratri proved entertainment’s elite harbor profound spirituality, inspiring devotees far and wide to chant in unison.