20 October,2026 09:53 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Ayushmann Khurrana and Sara Ali Khan (Pic/Instagram)
Sara Ali Khan recently visited the Golden Temple in Amritsar, where she was seen getting emotional as she offered prayers. A video of the actress in tears has since gone viral, with fans relating to the heartfelt moment. The visit comes as Sara is busy promoting her upcoming film Udta Teer alongside Ayushmann Khurrana.
Sara Ali Khan was seen getting emotional and weeping bitterly as she offered prayers at the Golden Temple in Amritsar. A video from her visit has gone viral on social media, showing the actress visibly overwhelmed as she stood in prayer at the Darbar Sahib. Dressed in traditional attire, Sara appeared deeply moved during the spiritual moment. As the video went viral, fans expressed how relatable the feeling is.
On Tuesday, Sara took to her official Instagram handle and uploaded a picture of herself and Ayushmann posing in front of the Golden Temple. Twinning in white ethnic wear, the co-stars faced the camera with their hands folded in front of the temple. The actress wrote on the photo-sharing app, "Happy Dussehra (folded hands and two heart emojis) Wishing everyone love, luck and laughter (hug emoticon) (sic)."
Ayushmann and Sara are currently busy promoting their upcoming laughter ride, Udta Teer. Earlier this month, both of them were seen enjoying the rich culture of Punjab, imbibing the spirit of the place. Ayushmann, who is from Chandigarh, was seen savouring a big glass of traditional Punjabi lassi. Accompanying him, Sara was also enjoying her experience, exploring Punjabi culture.
Udta Teer is a spy comedy about a Pakistani spy named Bilal Ahmad, played by Ayushmann, who enters India and suffers from memory loss following an accident. After losing his memory, he mistakenly starts believing he is an Indian spy. The film is all set to release in cinemas on October 23, 2026.
Udta Teer is facing a ban in Nepal after it was denied permission to be screened publicly in the country. Nepal's Central Film Censor Board found the film in violation of a provision of the country's cinema law. Notably, the authorities have not yet revealed what exactly prompted the decision to ban the film or which scene violated the provisions.
