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Aishwarya Rajinikanth visits Tiruvannamalai temple with son Linga

Aishwarya Rajinikanth visits Tiruvannamalai temple; 'Texla' director seeks blessings with son Linga ahead of birthday

Filmmaker Aishwarya Rajinikanth was seen at the famous Arunachaleswarar Temple on Sunday along with her younger son, Linga. The visit quickly caught the attention of devotees and fans who were present at the temple. Aishwarya chose to visit the sacred shrine ahead of her son’s birthday and sought the blessings of Lord Arunachaleswarar. Known for her spiritual side, the director spent time offering prayers and participating in temple rituals during the visit.

Mother and son seek divine blessings ahead of special occasion

The temple visit is said to have been a personal and spiritual trip for Aishwarya and Linga. Dressed in traditional dresses, they prayed and took blessings from one of the most respected temples of Lord Shiva in Tamil Nadu. The temple located in Tiruvannamalai is visited by thousands of people each year, including those who come for blessings and guidance. It was a special moment for Aishwarya when she came with her son before his birthday to the temple.

Tiruvannamalai continues to attract film personalities

It’s worth noting that Aishwarya’s trip follows days after music composer Anirudh Ravichander, who happens to be her cousin, also makes a trip to the temple. It’s not the first time that the spiritual site is favored by stars from the film industry. It is also at a time when Tiruvannamalai has received some attention among film lovers following the naming of Dhanush’s new movie ‘OM.’ While the temple visit and the film’s connection to the town appear to be purely coincidental, both have brought fresh attention to the historic location in recent days.

Aishwarya Rajinikanth busy with her next directorial project

On the professional front, Aishwarya Rajinikanth is currently working on her next directorial venture, ‘Texla.’ The film is set in a rural environment, and the film will definitely portray the world of children in an innovative manner through its storyline. The lead characters are portrayed by actors Jai and Suraj Venjaramoodu, who have teamed up for the first time with the director. The project also reunites Aishwarya with composer Yuvan Shankar Raja after ‘Vai Raja Vai.’ Following her last directorial outing, ‘Lal Salaam,’ the director is now focused on bringing this ambitious new project to audiences across multiple languages. Go to Source

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