Harsh’s link with ink

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Updated At : 01:08 PM Mar 22, 2020 IST

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Harsh Nagar, who is currently playing the lead role of Kartik Arora in Star Bharat’s Kartik Purnima says he is addicted to tattoos and each tattoo has a hidden meaning to it. Harsh shares, “My first tattoo ‘Thoughts Become Things’, is inspired by positive thinking as everything starts from your thoughts. My second tattoo is grace written with fairy wings alongside, which talks about spirituality. I got this tattoo while I was doing an Art of Living course. The third one is a symbol that is an old film making reel camera.”

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