For body & soul

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Updated At : 02:53 PM Apr 30, 2021 IST

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Sonnalli Seygall loves indulging in fitness and rejuvenation excursions. She had spent a lot of time in Kerala earlier this year, where she had an enriching yoga experience. The Pyaar Ka Punchnama and Jai Mummy Di actress is currently attending a boot camp in Kalimpong and will also spend her birthday there.

“Given the current situation, my shoots got stalled and that left me with a lot of free time. So, I came to my home state, West Bengal. There’s a small town here called Kalimpong. It’s secluded and it has a beautiful weather. I’m working on my body and mind and trying to use this time constructively. This bootcamp seemed like a great activity,” says the actress.

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