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'Bhai Is Secular': Salman Khan's Sister Arpita Khan Performs Aarti In Front of Jesus' Last Supper Painting During Raksha Bandhan; Fans REACT

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan celebrated Raksha Bandhan with his sisters, Alvira Khan and Arpita Khan Sharma. Known for sharing a close bond with his siblings, Salman joined his sisters for the festive celebrations. Following the gathering at Alvira’s home, Arpita shared glimpses of the special occasion on social media. Salman Khan's Rakhi Celebration In Front Of Jesus Painting Goes Viral While…

'Bhai Is Secular': Salman Khan's Sister Arpita Khan Performs Aarti In Front of Jesus' Last Supper Painting During Raksha Bandhan; Fans REACT

During the Raksha Bandhan festivities, Bollywood actor Salman Khan joined his sisters Alvira Khan and Arpita Khan in a celebration at Alvira's residence. The highlight of the event was Arpita sharing pictures on social media showcasing their unique bonding moment. The photos displayed Salman and Arpita standing before a striking painting of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper, a piece that featured Jesus Christ among the Twelve Apostles.

This peculiar combination of a Hindu festival ritual and religious artwork sparked curiosity and admiration among fans. The viral video of Arpita performing aarti in front of the painting went viral, with fans commending the display of secular values and inclusivity in a single frame.

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