SOURCE :- SIASAT NEWS
Mumbai: A video showing Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn losing his cool amid a huge crowd at Ajmer Sharif Dargah has resurfaced on social media, leaving many users wondering if the incident is recent. The clip shows the actor struggling to make his way through a crowd of fans while accompanying his son, Yug, with several people attempting to capture his pictures and videos.
However, before jumping to conclusions, here is a clarification. The viral video is not recent. It dates back to 2019, when Ajay Devgn visited the famous shrine in Rajasthan with his son.
What happened at Ajmer Dargah?
Ajay Devgn, popularly known as Bollywood’s ‘Singham’, had visited Ajmer Sharif Dargah in 2019 to offer prayers along with his son Yug. During the visit, a massive crowd gathered around the father-son duo, making it difficult for them to move through the premises.
In the viral clip, Ajay can be seen with a traditional cloth tied around his head as fans surround him, trying to get a glimpse of the actor and capture him on their mobile phones. The actor is seen making his way through the crowd while ensuring that his son stays close to him.
As the crowd continues to push forward, Ajay appears visibly irritated by the situation and seems to lose his patience. The actor is seen trying to manage the situation as he navigates through the gathering crowd with Yug.
Although the incident dates back to 2019, the video has resurfaced on social media, with several users sharing it as though it were a recent incident.
Ajay Devgn’s upcoming films
On the professional front, Ajay Devgn has several projects lined up. His recent release, Drishyam: The Conclusion, hit theatres on October 2, 2026. Before that, the actor was seen in Dhamaal 4, which arrived in cinemas on July 10.
He will next be seen in films such as Golmaal 5, Ranger, Suryasparsh and Chauhan. While Golmaal 5 is scheduled to release on January 8, 2027, Chauhan is slated to hit theatres on October 1, 2027. Meanwhile, Ranger and Suryasparsh are also expected to arrive in 2027.
SOURCE : SIASAT
