Bhavika Sharma relaxes by painting

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Updated At : 01:07 PM May 27, 2021 IST

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Bhavika Sharma, who is known for her role as sassy Santosh in Maddam Sir, talks about how art helps her relax after a hectic day at work.

Bhavika says, “As a child, painting or colouring was my get-away. Art can be relaxing as you can channel any stressful feeling or emotion onto the canvas and create something beautiful out of it. I also believe that art is an opportunity to capture, document, and remember the happy times and the things in life that can instantly put you in a good mood.Take your camera with you the next time you go for a walk, draw the sunset scene from your bedroom window or photograph the smiles of strangers. I can assure you; it will give you an amazing feeling.”

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