Video of Priyanka Chopra serving in the Golden Temple goes viral

Mumbai: Priyanka Chopra, who is considered an international star, is currently in Amritsar. He has set a wonderful example of his simplicity and devotion by visiting the Golden Temple (Sri Darbar Sahib). A video of her serving at the temple on Tuesday has gone viral on social media, in which Priyanka is seen washing utensils along with other women in the langar hall.

Priyanka Chopra served in the Golden Temple

In this video, Priyanka is seen wearing a scarf on her head and a simple suit. After paying obeisance, he contributed to the langar service. While she was cleaning the utensils, her face looked calm and smiling. Seeing this, the fans became very emotional and praised him on social media. Many people wrote in the comments that despite achieving success in Hollywood, Priyanka is still connected to her roots.

However, it is not clear when and for what reason Priyanka came to Amritsar. Some people believe that it may be related to a film shooting, while others believe it to be a family or spiritual journey. Recently, she shared a picture of Punjabi food on Instagram story, in which she wrote – ‘Just Amritsar things…’ This shows that she is thoroughly enjoying the Punjabi culture.

‘Seva’ has great importance in Sikhism, which is considered to be selfless service done for all without any discrimination. Respecting this tradition, Priyanka served along with the common devotees. In the video, she is seen sitting with other women and washing utensils, which shows her humility. Fans say that Priyanka has once again proved that even if she lives in America and works in Hollywood, her heart will always remain a ‘desi girl’.

Priyanka Chopra has honored her cultural roots before. Be it her songs ‘Desi Girl’ or adopting Indian traditions on various occasions, she always remembers her identity. This time their service in the Golden Temple has brought them even closer. Many youth are getting inspired by watching this video that despite success, they should not forget their culture and spirit of service.