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A memorable trip to Rishikesh

The cast of Sony Entertainment Television’s show Beyhadh 2 recently went to Rishikesh to shoot a very important sequence. In the sequence, Rudra and Maya got married near the biggest Shiva statue of Rishikesh. The shoot was of three days...

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Updated At : 01:13 PM Jan 30, 2020 IST

The cast of Sony Entertainment Television’s show Beyhadh 2 recently went to Rishikesh to shoot a very important sequence. In the sequence, Rudra and Maya got married near the biggest Shiva statue of Rishikesh. The shoot was of three days and the entire team had lots of fun.

Sharing his experience of an outdoor shoot Shivin Narang, who is playing Rudra in the show, said, “We went to Rishikesh to shoot some really plot-twisting sequences. We shot in some of the most amazing locations of Uttrakhand and in and around Rishikesh.”

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