Adah Sharma Performs Kala Bhairava Ashtakam On Mahashivratri, Her Amma Records Video As Dogs Join Her- WATCH

Actor Adah Sharma marked Maha Shivratri with a soulful live chant of Kala Bhairava Ashtakam at Mahim’s historic Shitladevi Temple, drawing a large crowd of devotees and sparking a wave of admiration across social media platforms.

Videos from the prayer gathering quickly circulated online, where viewers praised the depth of Adah’s chanting and the calm energy in the temple. Many users highlighted the atmosphere during the recital, noting how the verses echoed through the premises and held devotees’ attention.

Adah Sharma Performs Kala Bhairava Ashtakam

This Maha Shivratri performance followed Adah’s earlier public display of faith at the Maha Kumbh, where the actor recited the powerful Shiv Tandav Stotram. That earlier rendition impressed followers, who noted Adah’s strong grip over Sanskrit pronunciation and rhythm, and her clear comfort with complex traditional verses.

Sharing the video on Instagram, she wrote, "Happy Mahashivratri. Kala Bhairava Ashtakam from Shitladevi temple -Mahim, Mumbai. Video taken by my amma and since its Kalabhairavashtakam all the dogs also decided to join (sic)."

Adah’s Shivratri presence underlined a consistent pattern in recent years, where the actor has chosen to participate in major Hindu festivals and large-scale religious celebrations. These appearances have helped shape an image that combines mainstream film work with visible spiritual practice.

Beyond devotional events, Adah’s career has seen significant commercial success. The Kerala Story collected around ₹375 crores worldwide, and industry trackers note this figure makes Adah the highest female grossing actor in India for a female-led film, strengthening Adah’s standing in the Hindi film landscape.

Adah is known for moving across genres with ease. Credits include the horror film 1920, the comedy role in Reeta Sanyal, the drama series Sunflower, the politically charged Bastar: The Naxal Story, and the action franchise Commando, reflecting a willingness to experiment with diverse characters.

During the Maha Shivratri event at Shitladevi Temple, Adah kept the look simple, appearing in modest attire and focusing on the chant rather than ceremony. Devotees present described a quiet, grounded demeanour, observing that fame had not reduced Adah’s approachability.

The evening’s response, both at the temple and online, reinforced Adah Sharma’s dual image as a bankable film name and a visibly spiritual figure. For many fans, the Maha Shivratri recital offered another example of an actor balancing box office success with personal faith.