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Sizzling sirens under God's umbrella
Don't know whether it's their new-found limelight hogging gimmick or they have actually turned religious, but these days some of the most talked sexy stunners of showbiz can be seen taking a resort under Almighty's umbrella.
So have a look at some of the hotties of glamour corridor who are seen exhibiting their religious side in the recent past. -
Poonam scorching the Sangam
It looks like before the release of her debut flick, Nasha, Poonam don't want to leave any stone un-turned. In one such effort she recently made it to Maha Kumbh and took a holy dip at Sangam in Allahabad.
Rein in your thoughts, because demeanor of this otherwise sultry diva was totally decorous at the holy bank of Ganges. -
Veena's Gita Fascination
Well we are still trying to find out that whether Veena has actually turned so religious or she has just taken a resort at God's piazza just to protect herself from the evil effects of her upcoming bloodcurdling horror thriller Mumbai 125 Km.
Well whatever it is we are simply happy, for her because for the first time in her Bollywood jaunt she is seen doing something reputable i.e. reading religious text (Bhagvad Gita). -
Sunny Leone at Bappa's Darbar
Despite having oodles of oomph and being one of the most googled diva, Sunny Leone preferred to supplicate Lord Ganesha at Siddhivinayak temple, Mumbai, for the success of her upcoming horror thriller Ragini MMS 2.
Dressed in an elegant Indian attire this sexy siren was accompanied by Ekta Kapoor -
Shilpa Shetty pays a visit to Kumbh
It looks like after leaving showbiz arena, Shilpa has finally mastered those folksy ways of an ideal 'Bhartiyaa Naari', and possibly she had been to Maha-Kumbh recently to thank the almighty for bestowing all the goodies on her.
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Catherine Zeta Jones to visit Kumbh
Well it's not that it is only our Indian damsels who have developed a fascination for religion.
In a recent interview even firang hottie Catherine Zeta Jones exhibited her wish to visit this one of biggest religious gatherings at the bank of Ganges.
