Karnataka: Yash Seeks Sri Manjunatha Swamy’s Blessings Ahead Of ‘Toxic’ Release
The actor's visit created a buzz among devotees at the temple, many of whom eagerly waited for a glimpse of the star: Reports
DHARMASTHALA: With his much-awaited film ‘Toxic’ set for worldwide release on Wednesday, Kannada star Yash visited Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala on Tuesday and sought the blessings of Sri Manjunatha.
The actor's visit created a buzz among devotees at the temple, many of whom eagerly waited for a glimpse of the star. As Yash arrived, devotees tried to peer into the dark Range Rover in which he was travelling, while several attempted to click photographs of him and also wished him. Yash smiled and greeted the fans.
On his arrival at Dharmadhikari D Veerendra Heggade’s house, D Harshendrakumar welcomed him with a garland.
He met Dharmadhikari D Veerendra Heggade and sought his blessings. Heggade congratulated him for his contribution and achievements in the film industry and blessed him for greater success in his career.
On behalf of Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala, Heggade honoured Yash by presenting him with a shawl and a memento.
Yash then had the darshan of Sri Manjunatha Swamy and offered special puja at the temple. He also had lunch at the Sri Sannidhi guest house before leaving Dharmasthala.
Speaking to reporters after his visit, Yash said he regularly visits Dharmasthala.
“I come here regularly and before every movie. This time, due to work pressure, my visit was delayed and I came on the last date,” he said with a smile.
“Let Sri Manjunatha’s blessings be on all and let people's blessings be on us,” he said.
Yash also offered prayers at Surya Sri Sadashiva Rudra temple, near Dharmasthala.
