Yami Gautam joins husband Aditya Dhar in Leh, offers prayers at Gurudwara with parents

Yami Gautam shares gurudwara visit with Aditya Dhar and her parents

For Yami Gautam, Leh has become more than just a backdrop to her husband Aditya Dhar’s latest film shoot — it’s a place of calm, family moments and quiet reflection.

The actress has joined husbad Aditya in Ladakh, where he is directing his much-awaited action thriller Dhurandhar, led by Ranveer Singh, and she has been giving her followers heartfelt glimpses into her time there.

Between the hectic shoot schedules, the couple took a pause to visit the historic Patthar Sahib Gurudwara, accompanied by Yami’s parents. Sharing the moment on Instagram, she wrote: “Darshan at Patthar Sahib Gurudwara at Leh, devoted to Shri Guru Nanak Dev ji.” It was a post that reflected both gratitude and peace, drawing warm responses from fans.

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Yami also shared a more intimate moment, which was sipping chai amidst the breathtaking Himalayan ranges. The candid photographs, taken by her father Mukesh Gautam, show her cradling a cup of tea with the mountains towering behind.

Her caption read: “The feeling of sipping Chai while nestled in the lap of the mighty mountainous terrain of Leh. Clicked by my papa dear, while he holds his cup of Chai.” The post captured the warmth of a family trip as much as the beauty of the landscape.

On Independence Day 2025, Yami and Aditya shared another special moment from Leh, standing together in front of the national flag, a gesture that struck a patriotic chord with her audience.

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On the work front, Yami was last seen in the romantic comedy Dhoom Dhaam on Netflix, alongside Pratik Gandhi. Directed by Rishab Seth, the film earned positive reviews. She has not yet announced her next project, but her presence in Leh has certainly kept her fans engaged.

Meanwhile, Dhurandhar is racing towards completion, with its Leh schedule expected to wrap up by mid-September. The film, slated for release on 5 December, recently made headlines when more than 100 crew members reportedly suffered food poisoning, though production has since resumed smoothly.

For Yami, this trip is more than just about being by her husband’s side — it’s about devotion, family time, and savouring the little joys that come with life in the mountains.