Raashii Khanna and Vaani Kapoor visit the Mahakaleshwar Temple to ask for blessings. View images 

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Inside the temple grounds, Raashii Khanna and Vaani Kapoor were observed chanting prayers among a number of other pilgrims.

Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, was visited by Vaani Kapoor and Raashii Khanna on Tuesday. Vaani also shared a ton of photos on her X handle on Instagram. Vaani said in an interview with the news agency ANI that her experience was "great." (Also read: Raashii Khanna muses on Yodha's poor box office performance, saying that "everyone knows" it will be available on OTT.)

At Mahakaleshwar, Vaani and Raashi offer prayers.

Raashii and Vaani were both spotted praying at the Mahakaleshwar Temple while wearing sarees. Vaani and Raashii were spotted within the temple grounds with hundreds of other devotees, sitting on the ground, in a recent video upload provided by news agency ANI.

With their hands clasped, Vaani and Raashii said the prayers inside the temple while keeping their eyes closed. She later greeted ANI by saying, "Jai Shree Mahakal." It was delightful. Well, we were feeling the same thing. And I hope Mahakal gives us another call. Vaani concurred, saying, "It was a great feeling."

Vaani posted a few photos from the trip along with the words "Jai Mahakal."

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Within the industry, Vaani Kapoor and Rashii Khanna remain close friends. The two actors had gone on a European vacation together earlier in the year. They visited Paris as well. Raashii posted: "Some of my favourite things - great company, great food (some very delicious croissants ) discovering new cultures and some amazing songs, hail storms, and Amsterdam."

Vaani and Ranbir Kapoor were last spotted together in Shamshera. The movie's box office performance was poor. Raashii, meanwhile, was last seen in the box office failure Yodha, starring Siddharth Malhotra. On March 15, it was released in theaters. Hiroo Yash Johar, Karan Johar, Apoorva Mehta, and Shashank Khaitan produced it.