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Rukhsar Rahman on Goa road trip with her daughter, Aisha

Rukhsar Rehman has several film projects lined up, but the actress knows how to find time for her family. To shoot for a travel vlog, Rukhsar recently embarked upon a road trip with her daughter, Aisha Rahmed, to Goa. The...

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Updated At : 01:07 PM Nov 01, 2020 IST

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Rukhsar Rehman has several film projects lined up, but the actress knows how to find time for her family. To shoot for a travel vlog, Rukhsar recently embarked upon a road trip with her daughter, Aisha Rahmed, to Goa. The actress says, “We thoroughly enjoyed the road trip. The vlog is expected to release in the coming month. It’s called Dreams, Unpaused. It’s always hard to match our free time because both of us have hectic work schedules. That’s why we decided to do this.”

Adds Rukhsar, “Apart from working, we explored Goa and spent quality time together. This was the second time that I was working with my daughter.”

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