Wanderlust & comeback

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Updated At : 10:52 AM Oct 05, 2025 IST

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Travel is Suraj Berry’s way of recharging and viewing life from a fresh perspective. Son of veteran actor Sudesh Berry — known for iconic films such as Border, Sanam Teri Kasam, Army and TV shows such as Shakti: Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki and Suraag: The Clue — Suraj is poised to make a comeback to acting after several years away from the industry.Alongside his passion for the craft, Suraj places great importance on travel in his life. “For me, a good holiday is more than just taking time off — it’s about recharging mentally and emotionally. Travel helps me break away from routine, see life from a fresh perspective and come back feeling lighter and more motivated,” he shares.

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