This Navratri Experience 9 Different Avatars of Devi Live

Experience 9 Different Avatars of Devi Everyday #Navratri

Navratri 2018


It’s time to celebrate Navratri and is just around the corner. If you are staying away from your hometown and you have a strong desire to attend all the rituals in the Navarathri festival. Then VRDevotee gives you an amazing opportunity to experience live the nine night’s celebrations of Maa Durga. Get to know more about the power of Durga with VR Devotee and engage yourself in devotion to fill your heart with more love and happiness. So this Navratri, immerse yourself in devotion and get ready to experience 9 different avatars of Devi every day live with VR Devotee app.

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