Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli were recently seen visiting Kelly Kunj Ashram in Vrindavan, where they sought blessings from Shri Premanand Govind Charan Ji Maharaj. The couple is believed to have made the trip on the occasion of Akshaya Tritiya, and clips of their visit were quickly circulating online.
On Sunday, Anushka and Virat were spotted at the airport and several videos of them went viral. The duo, known for their spirituality and penchant for Vrindavan and Premanand Ji Maharaj, were frequent visitors to the ashram. During previous outings, they were seen interacting with him, discussing life lessons, forgiveness, and insights on relationships and marriage. Anushka was also seen getting emotional on previous occasions.
Before arriving in Vrindavan, the couple reportedly arrived in Bengaluru.
Their latest public appearance comes shortly after Kohli found himself trending online due to an unexpected social media moment shared by German influencer LizLaz.
The buzz started when eagle-eyed fans noticed that Kohli had briefly liked one of LizLaz’s Instagram posts. Later he did not like the photo. Lizaz responded to this and said during a conversation with Hindustan Times: “I felt a little sorry for him actually.
I was so happy he liked it, but then he didn’t, I felt bad for him because I don’t even know how it became such a big story. How people noticed, how they made it news… that may not have been his intention, but I’m still grateful for it and I appreciate the support from him.
“She also revealed that she only became aware of the situation after she woke up to a barrage of messages and media reports. Friends and followers had already sent her multiple links, and suddenly her inbox was filled with reactions. She said the experience was overwhelming, as she unexpectedly found herself turning to fashion without fully understanding how the moment could escalate so quickly.On the work front, Kohli is currently in India playing for Royal Challengers Bangalore in the Indian Premier League. Meanwhile, Anushka and her two children, Vamika and Akai, had earlier moved to London.
