Ajay Devgn wearing shorts to a temple, leads to trolling on social media

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When Ajay Devgn visited the Shree Nagnath Mahadev temple in Mandvi with famous Gujarati folk singer Yogesh Gadhvi, yesterday, little did he know that his casual attire would get him trolled on social media. The folk singer had put the pictures up on his social media on Sunday and the pic went viral soon after with many trolling the star, saying shorts was not the correct outfit to wear to a temple.

The actor was wearing a blue, collared T-shirt with denim shorts. He has been shooting in Mandvi, Gujarat, for Bhuj: The Pride Of India for the last week and has just completed a song there. From today he starts shooting the climax portion and other important scenes in the movie.

On a Sunday break, Ajay, who is known to be a deeply spiritual person, visited the temple. While some Hindu temples in India don’t have a strict policy about attire, others don’t allow western clothes, including jeans and shorts as they term it inappropriate. Men can wear dhotis or pyjamas with kurtas or formal shirts and trousers while women can wear saris or long skirts or dresses. Many have endorsed the move to initiate dress codes for devotees visiting temples.

Says a source, “It was a day off for him and Ajay was relaxing. Knowing the stickler for rules and discipline that he is, he may have made enquiries about what to wear before he went to the temple. Also, when one is doing a puja, it’s a very personal and private act, so he could not have been comfortable about posting pictures on social media. Ajay is a very proper person and aware about social and religious proprieties and would never go against them deliberately. After his visit to the temple, he met many distinguished members of Mandvi.”