Tamannaah Bhatia shares devotional moments from Mata Ki Chowki

Actress Tamannaah Bhatia marked Navratri by attending a Mata Ki Chowki, sharing glimpses of the devotional evening on social media. She described how bhajans, prayer and stories of Maa created a sense of calm and prompted introspection

Mumbai: Actress Tamannaah Bhatia marked the first day of Navratri by attending a ‘Mata Ki Chowki’. She also shared glimpses of the devotional evening with her followers on social media, showing herself immersed in the music and stories about Maa.

The photos and videos showed Tamannaah participating in the aarti and enjoying the bhajans. One of the clips shared by the actress also featured Mrunal Thakur. Tamannaah’s parents were present at the ‘Mata Ki Chowki’ as well.

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Tamannaah wrote on Instagram: “Through soaring bhajans, stories of Maa and a vivid journey through the mountains to Vaishno Devi, @preetypathania15 makes you experience devotion, not just hear it. With every song, every story and every beat, you can almost feel the climb, the sacred paths unfolding and the pilgrimage carrying you deeper within (sic).”

Reflecting on the experience, she said that immersing herself in music and prayer prompted introspection and created a sense of calm.

“There’s something beautiful about this duality. The music rises, the energy moves through the room and the atmosphere pulses with devotion – yet, somewhere within, a deep stillness begins to unfold. All that sound and movement draw you inward, guiding you back to your centre, back to yourself. Five hours of music, prayer and surrender that felt like a single, timeless moment. Jai Mata Di,” the post further read.

Earlier, Tamannaah revealed that she had a spiritual experience while shooting for the Chhath song for her film ‘The Vvaan’.

“I have always held a deep reverence for Chhath Puja. Before we started shooting for the song, I spent time studying and understanding the significance of the ritual and how it is performed in Bihar and Patna. Honestly, I was stunned to learn the power it holds. The strong connection I felt with Chhathi Maiyya is something I cannot put in words. I found myself feeling deeply connected to her,” she said.