The Punjabi singer and the ‘Bad Newz’ actor, Ammy Virk joined our Editor-in-Chief, Kamiya Jani, for his amazing episode of Sunday Brunch. They met at Chimichurri to relish delectable Asian food, talk about his life, upcoming films and more. While talking about Ammy Virk’s religion, we learned about his beliefs in god and regular visits to Gurudwara. Scroll on to read about his spiritual side.
Ammy Virk On His Spiritual Side And Visiting Gurudwara
Kamiya has always noticed the devotion that many Sikhs have to the supreme almighty, Waheguru. It has always fascinated her. She asked Ammy Virk, a Sikh hailing from Punjab, whether he was religious and visited Gurudwara regularly. The actor and singer shared that he is religious, loves to visit Gurudwaras and follows all the rituals.
Ammy enlightened us about some of the primary principles of Sikhism. He began with dasvandh, a practice where one has to donate one-tenth of the income. It is donated to people in need in the form of cash, langar or more. The word ‘dasvandh’ translates to one-tenth part in English.
Along with that, Ammy Virk is also keen on doing sewa in Gurudwara. It is an act of selfless service by aiding hand in the chores at the place of worship. He told us, “I try my best to do sewa and dasvandh. I visit Gurudwara to seek blessings before any shooting schedule for an upcoming movie.”
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He Urges Everyone To Recite The Holy Texts
Continuing on the same topic, Ammy revealed that every night he recites his paath or the holy texts of Waheguru. He urged every Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian and others, to recite their holy texts. With time, people have to make it a habit.
According to Ammy, it is crucial to do so. Whenever you do call a god’s name do it from your heart and be honest. There is a massive difference and you might notice it!
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Our Punjabi munda is a spiritual guy and we loved talking about his religion and its principles. Watch the entire video to learn a quick chopstick hack we taught Ammy.
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