What difference does it make which God I worship? Sara Ali Khan asks trollers

Sara Ali Khan has visited many temples this week to pray for the success of her released film 'Zara Hatke Zara Bachke'. There she prayed, made vows, and returned to her home in Mumbai with a pure heart. In whatever city Sara has reached to pray, people have questioned her on her method of worship. Many questions have been raised about them on social media. She is being trolled especially for the things related to her religious rituals. In response to this Sara has said "What difference does it make which God I worship?

It is worth mentioning that Sara Ali Khan is the daughter of a Hindu mother (actress Amrita Singh) and a Muslim father (actor Saif Ali Khan). Sara believes in every religion and goes to all places of worship like temples, dargahs and gurudwaras. She has visited many places of worship for her new film. She has gone to Ajmer Sharif, Maha Kaleshwar, and has come to Bangla Sahib Gurdwara to bow her head. Sara Ali Khan is a successful actress blessed by both her mother and father. Parents have given them complete freedom to live according to their thinking. She is a girl who stands firm on her beliefs. Sara asks- "What difference does it make which God I worship?"

Whenever Sara is in a city, she goes to all the places of worship there and worships with full devotion. She has also worked in the film 'Kedarnath'. Wherever she is, she immerses herself in worship in the temples of Tungnath, Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga, Ajmer Sharif, Bangla Sahib, Mahim Dargah, Haji Ali, and Mumba Devi. Despite this, after the worship journey in every city, he is questioned about his worship. Absurd questions are asked of her and she silently walks away. "People say what they want to say, think what they want. I don't have any problem. Going to a particular place gives energy. I believe in getting energy. I go everywhere with the same devotion and prayer.

- Translated by Muskan taneja

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