Aakash Talwar heads to Amritsar

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Updated At : 01:35 PM Dec 28, 2020 IST

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Aakash Talwar, who is currently juggling with two shows Naagin 5 and Shakti Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki, hails from Amritsar and he loves the winter season in the North. Aakash likes winter delicacies like sarso da saag and makke di roti. Not to forget chai and pakoda and sweets made of jaggery and sesame seeds makes it more enjoyable.

Aakash says, “It’s the best season and I love it because it is so quiet. The dark and quiet nights and the sunlight during the days make me enjoy the weather. The whole family spends time together while sitting in the sun.”

Aakash adds, “The winter is best in Amritsar, it gives a different vibe to the place. Since this year has not been too good for all of us due to the pandemic, so I would like to enjoy the most in the last month, by waving a goodbye to this year and welcoming the new year with positivity and hopes in Amritsar.”

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