Aishwarya Khare is addicted to books

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Updated At : 03:35 PM May 12, 2022 IST

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Aishwarya Khare has developed a habit of reading books. Aishwarya says, “I wasn’t someone who would read a book during my free time when I was a child. In fact, I never really liked reading books. But in high school things changed. I read a novel and since then I have never stopped. That book was Harry Potter. Not many people know, but I am a big Potterhead. I love how JK Rowling made this series so relatable.” She adds, “I completed reading Cleopatra and Frankenstein.”

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