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In pictures: Milind Soman takes holy dip at Mahakumbh Mela with wife Ankita Konwar

The 59-year-old actor recently appeared in Kangana Ranaut’s political-thriller ‘Emergency’ as Field Marshall Sam Manekshaw

Urmi Chakraborty Published 30.01.25, 03:01 PM

Actor-model Milind Soman recently attended the Mahakumbh Mela at Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, with his wife Ankita Konwar to mark the occasion of Mauni Amavasya. Here’s a look at their pictures.

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Milind, who recently appeared in Kangana Ranaut’s political-thriller Emergency as Field Marshall Sam Manekshaw, took a holy dip at the Mahakumbh Mela. 

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The MTV Supermodel of the Year judge was joined by his wife, Ankita, while offering prayers at the ghat.

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“Such a spiritual space and experience reminds me of how small and insignificant I am in the vastness of existence and how every moment that we are here is so special,” Milind captioned his pictures on Instagram, expressing grief over a stampede incident at the event, which caused death of more than 30 people. “Even though my heart is full, I am saddened by the events of last night, and my prayers are with the families who lost loved ones,” he said, extending support to the families of the victims. 

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Ankita, who is a flight attendant, wore a maroon printed kurti and leggings for the festival. Milind, on the other hand, went for a traditional look in a yellow garment wrapped around his waist. “Blessed to be at the Mahakumbh with @ankita_earthy on the very special day of mauni amavasya,” Milind wrote.

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Milind and Ankita took a stroll through a fair by the ghat. The couple tied the knot on April 22, 2018. Due to their 26-year age gap, their marriage raised many eyebrows following their union.

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The couple was all smiles as they posed for the lens on a balcony.

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Ankita covered her head with her dupatta and looked radiant as the sun set in the background.

Mahakumbh, the ongoing 45-day festival at Prayagraj in India’s Uttar Pradesh, attracts thousands of devotees from across the world every year.

The Triveni Sangam — confluence of Ganga, Yamuna and Saraswati — is considered the holiest by Hindus, with a belief that taking a dip in it during Mahakumbh and particularly on special bathing dates like Mauni Amavasya washes away people's sins and provides them 'moksha' or salvation.

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