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July 21, 2024 03:03 PM IST
Not only Ananya Pandey but her parents Chunky Pandey and Bhavana Pandey are also followers of Guruji. His real name was Nirmal Singh Maharaj.
On the occasion of Guru Purnima, actress Ananya Panday showed off her bracelet with Chhatarpur Wale Guruji. On Sunday, Ananya shared a close-up picture of her hand on Instagram Stories. (Also Read | Is Ananya Panday in love again? Her picture with mystery man who attended Ambani’s wedding creates buzz)
Ananya wore Guruji’s bracelet
In the photo, the actress is wearing a blue bracelet with pictures of Guruji. She wrote, “Guru Purnima (folded hands emoji) Shukrana (hello emoji).” Ananya was wearing a printed white outfit. Not only Ananya but her parents Chunky Pandey and Bhavana Pandey are also followers of Guruji.
Bhawna organised a meeting last month
Last month, Bhavana had shared a post in which she and Chunky performed a puja for him. A room was decorated with red clothes and flowers. A seat was also dedicated to Guruji. Bhavana and Chunky sat on the floor and posed for the camera. Bhavana had written, “There is so much to be grateful for! Thank you. Jai Guruji. Shukrana Guruji. Om Namah Shivaya.” According to Financial Express, many celebrities including Hema Malini, Jacqueline Fernandez and the late Rishi Kapoor are followers of Guruji.
About Guruji
According to the website, GurujiSangatFoundation, he was believed to be an incarnation of Lord Shiva. Guruji is also known as Dugri Wale Guruji and Shukrana Guruji. His real name was Nirmal Singh Maharaj. He was born in 1954 in Dugri village in Punjab. Guruji was a double MA in English and Economics. According to the website, he ‘touched the lives of millions of people and cured thousands of people of all kinds of diseases.’
He kept staying in Jalandhar, Chandigarh, Panchkula, Delhi and Mumbai and finally settled in a house in Defence Colony, Jalandhar, which is now called his temple. He kept moving between Delhi and Jalandhar till 2002, when he finally settled in Empire Estate House on MG Road in New Delhi, which is known as Chota Mandir. During the 1990s, he also built a Shiv Mandir in Bhatti Mines area of Chhattarpur, which is known as Bada Mandir by his devotees. This is now his samadhi. He died in May 2007.
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