After completing his debut film, Veer embarked on a significant journey to reconnect with his heritage. He participated in the Pandharpur Wari, a revered pilgrimage to the Vithoba Rukmini Mandir in Pandharpur. Veer walked 22 kilometers one day and another 20 kilometers the next, reflecting his dedication to this tradition. Though he admired the spirit of those who complete the full Wari of 250 kilometers, he focused his journey on visiting the Vithoba temple.
The Pandharpur Wari, or Wari, is a yatra dedicated to Vithoba, featuring the procession of carrying the paduka of saints like Dnyaneshwar and Tukaram from their shrines to Pandharpur. Many pilgrims join this procession on foot, reflecting the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of Maharashtra. Veer’s participation in this pilgrimage was a meaningful gesture, celebrating his bond with these traditions.
By joining the Wari, Veer honored his past and demonstrated the values he holds dear. This journey highlights his commitment to his roots as he continues his journey in Bollywood, blending his personal heritage with his professional aspirations.
