Chhatarpur, September 20 (Daily Kiran) : Bageshwar Dham in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh, has become a significant attraction for both devotees and figures from the film industry. Recently, Anupriya Nagar, the producer of the film ‘Hanuman Ansh,’ visited the revered site. During her visit, she engaged with various services and initiatives at the Dham, discussing her film, the guidance she received from Guruji, and her future plans.
Nagar addressed rumors suggesting she was making a film about Bageshwar Dham or Bageshwar Maharaj. She clarified that these claims were misunderstandings and emphasized her deep faith in the Dham. “Coming here feels like being with family,” she said, although she has not made any formal announcements regarding future projects. She expressed her desire for Guruji’s blessings in any upcoming endeavors.
Reflecting on her experiences at Bageshwar Dham, Nagar noted, “This is my second visit, and I have also been to the Bhivandi Math. The energy and devotion here are incredibly strong.” She has spent time observing the facilities and felt the unique energy of the place.
Recalling the journey of ‘Hanuman Ansh,’ Nagar shared that the film faced challenges early on. After its first week, various rumors circulated in the industry, causing her concern. Nevertheless, she and her team remained resilient, believing that the blessings of Neem Karoli Baba would guide the film’s success.
Nagar also mentioned receiving guidance from Guruji regarding her future work in the film industry. She views herself as a lifelong learner, and the encouragement from Guruji inspires her to continue her journey in filmmaking with positivity and faith.
Discussing her future plans, Nagar highlighted that her ambitions extend beyond just filmmaking. She aims to spread Indian culture and values to a wider audience.
During her visit, she praised the Annapurna kitchen and community meal services at the Dham, which provide food to a large number of people daily. This experience was particularly meaningful for her. Additionally, Nagar toured the Gurukul, noting that children receive a well-rounded education that includes not only traditional subjects but also Sanskrit, English, horse riding, and other activities. She also observed the arrangements at the Gaushala and learned about the construction of a cancer hospital at the Dham.
Regarding the cancer hospital, Nagar stated that while construction is ongoing, she received insights from those present about the hospital’s plans and vision. She emphasized the importance of such initiatives to assist those in need, highlighting that Guruji currently helps people directly but that the future hospital will provide essential care for patients.
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