Yami Gautam Dhar made a pilgrimage to Patna Sahib Gurudwara just days before her film Nayyi Navelli hits theatres on October 16. The visit, captured in a viral video, shows her offering prayers at the sacred site, forehead pressed to the marble floor, as crowds cheered and dhol beats echoed through the streets.
It’s not just a promotional stunt — this is a moment of quiet reckoning for a star stepping back into the spotlight after years away from mainstream cinema. Her return comes with a film that’s already drawing attention: a family drama laced with fantasy, action, and humour, directed by Tamil filmmaker Balaji Mohan in his Bollywood debut.
The trailer has been met with warmth, enough to prompt a personal journey to the heart of Bihar. But the real test begins now. On October 16, Nayyi Navelli doesn’t just open, it lands head-on into a battle royale. Rajkummar Rao’s Prahaar – The Untold Story of Ujjwal Nikam, a courtroom thriller based on the prosecution of Ajmal Kasab, arrives on the same day.
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