100 Days in Heaven to help Uttarakhand TourismOn the right track

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Updated At : 12:01 PM May 31, 2021 IST

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Producer Rohandeep Singh has decided to make a reality show to boost the tourism in Uttarakhand. The show is titled as 100 Days in Heaven. Shooting of the project will start in Uttarakhand after the lockdown is over. Rohandeep, who hails from Kotdwar, Uttarakhand, has seen many ups and downs in his journey from Kotdwar to Mumbai.

The first schedule of the show has already been done in Mumbai and the rest will be completed in Uttarakhand. Rohandeep says that the show will be the first mountain adventure series of India.

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