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'New York to Haridwar' is a 'personal journey' for Payal Ghosh

Actress Payal Ghosh, who is set to play a girl suffering from depression in her upcoming film New York to Haridwar, has called the progression of her character in the film as a personal journey as she has been in...

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Updated At : 01:13 PM Jan 17, 2022 IST

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Actress Payal Ghosh, who is set to play a girl suffering from depression in her upcoming film New York to Haridwar, has called the progression of her character in the film as a personal journey as she has been in a dark place mentally in her life at some point. The film follows the story of a girl, who visits India from New York. How the events turn during her journey, form the crux of the story.

Talking about her character, the actress says, “I play a girl with mental blocks and depression in the upcoming movie New York to Haridwar. Depression is difficult and I have been through it myself. I understand the challenges completely.” —IANS

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