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Home / Entertainment / Ayushmann Khurranas I Day Was About Jogging Playing Cricket And Hearing Inspiring Stories From Bsf Jawans In Jammu 422240

Ayushmann Khurrana's I-Day was about jogging, playing cricket and hearing inspiring stories from BSF jawans in Jammu

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Updated At : 12:23 AM Aug 16, 2022 IST

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Mumbai, August 15

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Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana spent an entire day with BSF soldiers in Jammu and shared a video detailing his experience.

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Ayushmann took to Instagram where he shared a reel showcasing what all he did during the day with the soldiers.

The clips show Ayushmann working out, jogging and playing cricket with the jawans. He later went to the Border Security Force Frontier HQ, Jammu, where he was seen dancing and planting a tree.

The video ends with a message which read: “Happy Independence Day”.

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For the caption, the actor wrote: “Inspiring stories. Everlasting memories. Grateful beyond words. Jai Hind.”

Take a look:

On the work front, the actor will next be seen in ‘An Action Hero’ by Aanand L. Rai and ‘Doctor G’, where he is paired opposite Rakul Preet Singh.

IANS

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