Nyrraa M Banerji goes paragliding in Himachal

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Updated At : 03:07 PM Jul 27, 2022 IST

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When you can mix work and pleasure, it does make for a special experience. Nyrraa M Banerji went through a similar feeling recently when she went to Himachal Pradesh for work. After finishing her shoot, the Rakshabandhan… Rasal Apne Bhai Ki Dhal actor, accompanied by her mother, went sightseeing around the state. And, guess what? She even tried paragliding for the first time.

Sharing her experience, Nyrraa says, “Paragliding was not easy but I loved every bit of the experience. It was worth all the courage. In fact, I pushed my mom and my driver to do it. I’m scared of heights and water. I wanted to overcome that. I was lucky it wasn’t foggy or raining. It was quite an experience. I felt like a bird flying freely, flying high, overlooking the world.” Apart from trying paragliding she also visited the famous Kali temple and Stone Shiv Temple.

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