Mumbai: Avinash Tiwari enjoyed the vibrant Maha Kumbh Mela 2025 with his friends. He said the energy of the place was amazing and he was amazed at how well organized everything was.
Sharing his thoughts about the experience, Avinash said: “Visiting the Mahakumbh Mela after so many years was truly unforgettable! Coming from Bihar, I have always known the cultural and traditional significance of this event, but it was “Seeing it firsthand was on a different level.”
Talking about the experience, he said: “What made it even more special was experiencing it with my friends. We visited the fair together, tasted some delicious local cuisine, it turned out to be a perfect blend of fun and divine experience.
“The energy of the place was amazing, and I was amazed at how organized everything was.”
“There were huge numbers of people coming together and yet everything ran so smoothly – it was remarkable! We also got to experience Ganga Aarti further in our journey which was magical and enjoyed the local cuisine. It’s definitely one of those moments I’ll always remember,” he said.
Mahakumbh is taking place in Prayagraj. The Maha Kumbh is the result of a rare astronomical alignment that occurs only once every 144 years, making it extremely special. It is a grand gathering of rituals, with the bathing ceremony being the most important of them all. At Triveni Sangam, lakhs of pilgrims come together to participate in this sacred practice.
In other news, last week Avinash starrer upcoming film ‘The Mehta Boys’ was screened at the Indian Film Festival Berlin, Germany.
The film marks the directorial debut of Boman Irani, which also stars Shreya Chaudhary and Pooja Sarup.
It tells a heart-touching story about the father-son bond and the nuances of their strained relationship. As ‘The Mehta Boys’ opens the Indian Film Festival Berlin.
Avinash had expressed excitement and described the moment as a “great honour”.
Talking about the same, Avinash Tiwari said, “It is a great honor to have our film showcased for Indian and international audiences in Germany. This is a film that I am really looking forward to bringing to our Indian audiences. “Curious.” The film festival is taking us one step closer to the release of ‘The Mehta Boys’.
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