Ayush Anand explores Jodhpur

Ayush Anand, who will now be a part of Banni Chow Home Delivery, visited Jodhpur recently. This was his second visit to Jodhpur. Ayush says, “I could not explore Jodhpur when I came here earlier as I did not have...

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Updated At : 01:25 PM Apr 16, 2022 IST

Ayush Anand, who will now be a part of Banni Chow Home Delivery, visited Jodhpur recently. This was his second visit to Jodhpur.

Ayush says, “I could not explore Jodhpur when I came here earlier as I did not have time. However, this time I made good use of my off day and visited many beautiful locations like Mehrangarh Fort, Jaswant Thada and Umaid Bhawan.”

The actor adds, “The summer has definitely kicked in as just one day was enough to tan me!”

Talking about the food, Ayush says, “I was on a strict diet, so I did not try any food. But I watched my co-actors and crew members enjoy dal baati churma the most. I love the culture and traditions of this place and love the warmth of the people and their hospitality. This trip helped me recharge my batteries.”

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