Key Highlights:
- Renowned Bollywood singer B Prak visited the iconic Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga temple in Ujjain on Wednesday, December 24.
- Participated in the sacred Bhasma Aarti at 4 a.m., dedicating two hours to divine worship in the Nandi Hall.
- Expressed profound spiritual fulfillment and urged everyone to experience the Bhasma Aarti at least once in their lifetime.
- Shared an impromptu rendition of a bhajan honoring Lord Mahakal.
- B Prak also visited the Mangalnath temple to continue his spiritual journey.
Ujjain: Bollywood’s celebrated singer B Prak, known for his soulful music, took a divine detour from his musical journey as he visited the world-famous Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga temple in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh. This sacred Hindu shrine is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas, revered as the holiest abodes of Lord Shiva.
Arriving early at 4 a.m., B Prak participated in the mystical Bhasma Aarti, a unique ritual performed daily with ash, symbolizing life’s transience. The singer, accompanied by his team, spent two hours immersed in the divine atmosphere of the Nandi Hall, deeply engaged in the aarti. Donning sandalwood paste on his forehead and a garland of flowers, he exuded devotion and respect for Lord Mahakal.
Adding a musical note to the spiritual occasion, B Prak sang devotional bhajans, captivating fellow devotees with his soulful voice. The aarti culminated with B Prak offering his prayers from the sanctum sanctorum’s threshold, his demeanor reflecting complete surrender to the deity.
Media Interaction and Words of Reverence
Post the puja, the singer addressed the media, describing his visit as a transformative experience. “The darshan of Mahakal is beyond words,” he remarked. Praising the temple’s well-organized arrangements, B Prak emphasized the significance of witnessing the Bhasma Aarti at least once in life.
To mark the occasion, he recited a few lines from a self-composed bhajan:
“Bhagwan Sab Kamal Hai Pyare, Teri-Meri Dhal Hain Pyare, Ye Baat Yaad Rakh Mahakal-Mahakal Hain.”
His heartfelt words resonated with the gathered devotees, underscoring the deep connection between faith and artistry.
Continuing the Pilgrimage
The spiritual journey didn’t end at Mahakaleshwar. Following the darshan, B Prak visited the Mangalnath temple, another sacred site in Ujjain, to seek blessings and express gratitude.
B Prak’s Musical Legacy
For the uninitiated, B Prak, born Prateek Bachchan on February 7, 1986, has carved a significant niche in the Punjabi and Hindi music industries. Initially a music producer, he gained widespread recognition as a singer with the hit song “Mann Bharrya.” Over the years, he has earned numerous accolades, including a National Film Award and two Filmfare Awards.
His dedication to his craft and his spiritual grounding make him a beloved figure both in the music industry and among his fans.
B Prak’s visit to Mahakaleshwar highlights the profound interplay of faith and creativity, inspiring millions to seek solace and strength in spirituality.
