As the release of the eagerly anticipated ‘Mardaani 3’ approaches, Rani Mukerji took a moment on Saturday to visit the renowned Dagdusheth Ganpati temple in Pune to seek blessings. The talented actress was spotted engaging in prayer and performing aarti, radiating a serene and focused demeanor as she paid her respects to Lord Ganesh.
Rani has always held her spiritual beliefs close to her heart and this visit aligns with her tradition of visiting temples whenever she is away for work. In a conversation with ANI, she expressed her commitment to seeking ‘darshan’ no matter where she is, regardless of whether her film is set to release. She fondly remembered visiting the temple frequently during the filming of her 2012 romantic comedy ‘Aiyyaa.’
“I always make it a point to come here for darshan. Whenever I travel to different cities, whether my film is being released or not, I find solace in visiting temples. After arriving in Pune, it’s a must for me to stop by the Dagdusheth temple. During the shoot of ‘Aiyyaa,’ I came here many times to pray,” Rani shared. “Now, with my film releasing soon, I seek blessings for its success. Above all, I pray for peace and happiness for everyone in the world,” she added.
Rani expressed her gratitude to Bappa, saying, “I come to thank him for the incredible 30-year journey I’ve had in the film industry. This would not have been possible without Bappa’s blessings and the unwavering support of my fans. Ganpati Bappa Morya!”
Written by Aayush Gupta and helmed by director Abhiraj Minwala, ‘Mardaani 3’ is produced by Aditya Chopra under the Yash Raj Films banner. The film’s release date has been moved up to January 30, 2026, coinciding with Rani Mukerji’s three-decade milestone in the industry. The thrilling narrative of ‘Mardaani 3’ revolves around a police officer racing against time to rescue missing girls.
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