Chittorgarh, 26 October (Hindustan Reporter). Bollywood actress and MP Kangana Ranaut has shared memories of her visit to Rajasthan on social media platform X. She has written that she is spending holidays in Rajasthan with her family. Rajasthan is the land of heroes, it always feels good to come here. Kangana has shared pictures of Chittorgarh's Haldighati Museum, Chittorgarh Fort, Meera Bai Temple, Picholi Lake (Udaipur) and Shrinathji Temple (Nathdwar, Rajsamand).

Kangana had reached Chittor Fort for some time on Thursday evening. After this, he posed at Chittor Fort and shared his experience by sharing his picture. Due to her look and dress up, the photo of the actress is being liked a lot. Even before Kangana, many film actors and actresses have visited Chittor Fort and shooting of films has also been done there. But after Kangana shared the photo on X, the photos of Chittor Fort have reached Kangana's fans apart from Bollywood industries. Kangana came to Udaipur on Wednesday and Chittorgarh for one to two hours on Thursday evening. Here at Chittor Fort we saw places like Kumbhamhal, Vijay Stambh, Meera Temple, Kumbh Shyam Temple etc. After this he shared the photo on social media platform X. In this, Kangana is looking very happy during the photo click.

Kangana posted that do you know why Krishna of Mathura lives in Nathdwara, Rajasthan? Because he had promised Meera that he would come to Udaipur and stay with her. It is believed that at the time of the Mughal invasion, Krishna told the priests of the temple of Mathura that he would now stay in Udaipur and overnight the idol of Krishna was shifted to Nathdwara and now Thakur Ji is in Mira's Rajasthan. Can you decide whether Meera loves Krishna more or Krishna loves Meera more.

On the visit to Meera Bai's palace and her temple, Kangana wrote that after visiting our Kuldevi's temple, we went to Chittorgarh Fort and visited Meera Bai's palace and her temple. The palace was impressive and the temple divine. The idol of Lord Krishna is worshiped in the temple of Meera Bai and there is a small idol of Meera Bai at his feet. I was sitting there meditating when I opened my eyes and found that the skin of Krishna's idol was pale-white, not his normal black skin. Very delicate bones and straight long light brown hair. Then I saw Meera Bai and realized that both of them were the same. Krishna is probably worshiped in the form of Meera in that temple. This scene affected me so deeply that my face was filled with tears. She was not Meera, she was Krishna. When you are immersed in someone, you are not there, there is only him. ,

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