Remo D'Souza Attends Maha Kumbh; Takes Holy Dip In Ganga

Remo D'Souza has recently visited the Maha Kumbh Mela 2025 along with his wife. He took to social media to share a video of his experience, showcasing himself taking a sacred dip in the holy waters of Prayagraj. The video also captured a heartwarming moment where Remo sought blessings from the revered Swami Kailashanand Giri Maharaj.

Remo D'Souza Attends Maha Kumbh:

He shared a glimpse into his low-key visit to the Maha Kumbh Mela 2025. In the video, Remo is seen clad in a simple yet elegant all-black traditional attire, with his face partially concealed, allowing him to blend in with the crowd and maintain a sense of anonymity.

He Took Holy Dip In Ganga:

The clip also shows him taking a dip in the river, praying, and exploring the surroundings on a boat. The post has caught a lot of attention, and the comment section is filled with hearts and fire emojis. Mohena Kumari wrote, "Makes me so happy to see this side of you Remo Sir..." Sudanshu Pandey commented, "Kya baat hai .. ye aashirwad Kai peedhiyon ko ek saath mil Gaya."

Photo Credit: Instagram

Latest Controversy:

He recently made the headlines with alleged death threats. Reports have surfaced about alleged death threats received by Remo D'Souza, Kapil Sharma, Rajpal Yadav, and Sugandha Mishra. An FIR has been registered in Mumbai, and the police are actively investigating the matter.

According to the email, which was sent under the alias "BISHNU," the sender claimed to be monitoring the activities of the individuals and emphasized the seriousness of the threat. A specific email was sent to actor Rajpal Yadav, reportedly linking the threats to Kapil Sharma's show, which is said to be sponsored by Salman Khan.

Lizelle D'Souza Dismissed the Reports:

However, Lizelle D'Souza dismissed these claims in an interview with Hindustan Times, clarifying that the reports were false. She explained, "Even we read it in the media. We got spam emails on the company email ID regarding something else, for which we informed the cops. The cyber department is looking into it, and they also feel it's spam." Lizelle further added that there is no cause for concern and speculated that the media may have misinterpreted the situation.