Hanuman Jayanti Special: Sneha Wagh's Divine Connection

Sneha Wagh always feels privileged about the type of characters she has played till now in her career. But she also has a very special connection with her show Kahat Hanuman Jai Shree Ram as she got to play the character of Shree Hanuman's mother Anjani.

Sneha Wagh Touched: Fans Pray to Show Painting

Recently, Sneha Wagh received a video of Rajasthan's Mehendipur Balaji temple, from her old production team, which left her with multiple emotions. The production person told her that the people who were coming to the temple in the line were bowing down and offering prayers near her painting with Bal Hanuman from the show Kahat Hanuman Jai Shree Ram.

While sharing her thoughts on this holy situation, Sneha Wagh said, "Oh I was surprised and shocked and mesmerized and wondering everything at once. I did not expect to see this at such a heavenly glorious temple - that's Balaji Temple of Mehendipur! I think this has brought me one step closer to the divine supreme."

Sneha Wagh is very much a spiritual person in real life; she loves and enjoys reading about Indian mythology and visiting our spiritual places.

"Playing Anjani Devi, who was a fallen apsara from Indralok, later gave birth to Shri Hanumanji due to her immense bhakti towards Mahadeva! This role was very close to my heart. The divine feminine power made me go through a lot of hardships to look like that. But unfortunately, COVID struck and materialistic things took over, which hampered the show. I wish we could continue with the show as it had a lot of potential,” Sneha Wagh concluded while sharing her memories about her association with the Kahat Hanuman Jai Shree Ram show.

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