PICS: Kangana Ranaut Looks ELEGANT In A Saree As She Visits Siddhivinayak Temple With Sister Rangoli

After the tragic death of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, Kangana was constantly in news over one controversial statement after another. One of them was comparing Mumbai to Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) and stating how she felt unsafe in the city, which led to a sharp reaction from Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut. (Photo Credit: Manav Manglani)

The actress and her sister also had white masks on while stepping inside the temple. While coming out, Kangana was seen with an orange stole around her neck and she removed her mask to wave at the fans. (Photo Credit: Manav Manglani)

Apart from 'Thalaivi' and 'Tejas' movies, Kangana also has action entertainer 'Dhaakad'. (Photo Credit: Manav Manglani)

Kangana Ranaut recently announced the wrap of her film ‘Thalaivi’, which is a biopic on politician Jayalalithaa. (Photo Credit: Manav Manglani)

Having wrapped 'Thalaivi', Kangana Ranaut has started shooting for 'Tejas'. Directed by Sarvesh Mewara, Kangana will be seen essaying the role of an Air Force officer in this film, for which she had begun prepping during her stay in Manali. (Photo Credit: Manav Manglani)

For the most part of lockdown, Kangana Ranaut had been staying in Manali with her family. (Photo Credit: Manav Manglani)

The actress picked an elegant looking red and green saree for her outing. Kangana is seen walking with her sister Rangoli towards the temple. (Photo Credit: Manav Manglani)

She returned to Mumbai this week and was snapped at the airport with her sister Rangoli Chandel and her son Prithviraj. (Photo Credit: Manav Manglani)

The 'Queen' actress had glammed up her OOTD with a traditional nose ring, a statement red choker and a gajra that aptly complimented her neat bun. (Photo Credit: Manav Manglani)

The actress opted for a traditional look to head to the renowned temple to seek blessings from Ganpati Bappa. She was accompanied by her sister Rangoli Chandel and her Y+ security. (Photo Credit: Manav Manglani)