Actress Muskaan Agarwal is an avid traveller

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:47 AM Apr 12, 2025 IST

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Muskaan Agarwal, known for her performances in Palang Tod Bekaboo Dil, Rupay 500, Charmsukh, among others, has embraced a dynamic approach to life. Whether it’s experimenting with different activities, exploring new places or seeking meaningful roles, she believes in constant growth and self-discovery.

About how she unwinds, Muskaan shares, “When I don’t work, I spend time at home and rather than anything else. I love to sleep and spend some quality time with myself.” She believes in self-care and cherishes moments of solitude that allow her to recharge and reflect. Unlike many who have fixed hobbies, Muskaan enjoys experimenting with different activities. “I don’t have any particular hobbies as I love to experiment. Sometimes I do yoga, aerobics or go for swimming classes,” she says.

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