Kriti Sanon gets nostalgic as she visits her school in Delhi after 15 years

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Updated At : 05:13 PM Nov 24, 2022 IST

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Mumbai, November 24

Actor Kriti Sanon paid a visit to her school DPS RK Puram in her home city Delhi and savoured old memories.

The actor took to her social media and penned a heartfelt note about the feeling of going back to her school days.

She wrote in the caption, “Back to school! After 15 years. Such a proud feeling to be back to my school to promote my film #Bhediya. Nostalgic.”

She added, “DPS RKPuram has given me a lot. It truly shaped the person I am today! And it was the best feeling to come back to say ‘I made it!’ #AlwaysADipsiteAtHeart.”

Kriti has recently been busy with the promotions of her film ‘Bhediya’.

She also unveiled the teaser of her upcoming next ‘Shehzada’, where she stars opposite Kartik Aaryan. IANS

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