Pragati Mehra talks about her holiday in Uttarakhand

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Updated At : 02:38 PM Mar 09, 2022 IST

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Actress Pragati Mehra is back from a relaxing and rejuvenating holiday in Uttrakhand. Talking about the trip, she says, “I went for a peaceful retreat to a small village in Uttrakhand called Itharna. There is a Dirghayu Bhava ashram that I wanted to visit. It’s a jungle and wilderness literally. It was a work and pleasure trip combined into one.”

The actress was travelling with her mom. She adds, “My most amazing travel partner is my mom. I got my travel bug from her. We often travel together and love each other’s company.” Ask where she plans on going next and she says, “I am working on a show right now and not really planning anything. I take a break when I am not shooting, though my trip to the US to meet my brother is overdue.”

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