Ritvik Sahore shares his experience about working in Ishq Express

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Updated At : 01:22 PM Jun 30, 2022 IST

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Amazon miniTV’s recently released series Ishq Express, which takes you on a journey of love. The story revolves around two young adults Aarav (Ritvik Sahore) and Tanya (Gayatrii Bhhardwaj), who meet on a train, become friends and fall in love.

Talking about the show, Ritvik says, “Honestly, I always wanted to meet a cute girl on train but could only do it through this relatable series. Shooting in the train helped me relive those exciting moments before the pandemic struck. The series is also aspirational and effortlessly depicts the confusion, dilemma, and the impulsiveness which we all have had during our late teens. I think that people of all ages will resonate with Ishq Express. After all, love is a universal feeling.”

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