‘Singham Again’ Was Filmed At The Only Temple Dedicated To Sita Maa In Sri Lanka; All About It

We grew up reading Ramayana, learning values, gaining knowledge, and knowing stories of great sages. This has always been an impeccable part of every Hindu devotee’s life. The ancient epic shares insights of Ravana kidnapping Sita Maa in disguise and imprisoning her in Lanka’s Ashoka Vatika. A few scenes of Rohit Sharma’s new movie ‘Singham Again’ have been shot at Sri Lanka’s beautiful temple of Sita Maa. The next time you head to this country, visit this place for a divine experience.

Seetha Amman Temple Is The Only Temple Dedicated To Sita Maa In Sri Lanka

Singham Again’s storyline revolves around the villain kidnapping the female lead. Arjun Kapoor shared that this film is a modern-day interpretation of Ramayana. In search of her and to bring her back home, the hero, played by Ajay Devgn, visits all around. In one of the trailer’s shots, a female voiceover can be heard saying this is the only temple in Sri Lanka dedicated to Sita Maa. It is none other than Seetha Amman Temple. Beautiful sights of this spiritual place have been shown in the trailer.

Seetha Amman Temple is around 8 km southeast of Nuwara Eliya. It is believed that Lord Hanuman left his footprints wherever he stepped. One such footprint is seen in the temple premises. According to ancient stories, Ravana kidnapped and kept Sita Maa at this place. The soil near the temple is black and devotees believe that Lord Hanuman burnt this area.

Sri Lanka is home to many religiously significant landmarks related to Ramayan. Among these renowned sites, Seetha Amman Temple is the most revered place. Also, known as Seetha Amman Kovil, it holds immense religious importance.

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More About This Magnificent Temple

Seetha Amman Temple has been constructed in a splendid Tamil architectural style. The intricacies and impeccable carvings showcase wonderful elements of Dravidian architecture. The sculptures of the bright red and yellow coloured temple are a major highlight to witness. What makes the architecture iconic is the patterns of influences represented in building the temple in different periods.

No tickets or entrance charges are required to enter the temple.

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Whenever in Sri Lanka, spend some time in Seetha Amman Temple for a spiritual experience.

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