Muskaan Agarwal on Mahashivratri: "Fasting on Mahashivratri Brings Positivity & Energy"

Muskaan Agarwal on Mahashivratri: Actress Muskaan Agarwal, known for her stellar performances in web series like Paurashpur, Love Guru, Rupaya 500, Anari, Shraap, and her upcoming show Bahurani, recently shared her thoughts on the significance of Mahashivratri. In an exclusive conversation, Muskaan opened up about her spiritual connection with Lord Shiva and the importance of fasting and devotion on this auspicious day. Wishing everyone on Mahashivratri, Muskaan said, “I would love to wish everyone a very Happy Mahashivratri! May this festival bring positivity and good vibes into everyone’s lives, especially this year. The energy of Mahashivratri is unmatched, and it fills the atmosphere with purity and peace.

Muskaan Agarwal on Mahashivratri Fasting

Talking about her personal experience of fasting on Mahashivratri, she added, “Fasting on Mahashivratri is not challenging at all for me. In fact, it’s energizing. I feel that fasting detoxifies the body and uplifts the spirit. When you’re on a liquid diet for the day—consuming water, juices, or fruits—you feel lighter and more positive. It’s almost like a spiritual cleanse.”

Muskaan expressed her admiration for the dedication of devotees who walk barefoot, carrying holy water to offer to Lord Shiva. “Hats off to those who take such efforts. It truly shows how deeply connected people are to their faith. Mahashivratri is not just a festival; it’s a celebration of divine positivity and strength,” she said.

Muskaan on Mahashivratri: Power of Chanting & Faith

She emphasized the spiritual power of chanting, saying, “Even chanting ‘Om’ or ‘Om Namah Shivaya’ can calm you down and fill you with positive energy. Whenever I feel low or overwhelmed, these chants help me regain my focus and peace.” Muskaan also spoke about her upbringing and how her family’s beliefs influenced her connection with spirituality. She said, “My family has always been spiritual—my mother believes in Mata Rani, and my father worships Lord Krishna. But I’ve always had a special connection with Lord Shiva. Mahashivratri holds great importance in my life, both personally and professionally.”

For Muskaan, Mahashivratri is a day of devotion, meditation, and celebration of Lord Shiva’s greatness. “This day gives me a sense of strength and positivity like no other. It’s a reminder of the divine energy that sustains us all,” she concluded.

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