Amandeep Sidhu flags off women’s car rally in Amritsar

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Jan 19, 2021 IST

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Zee TV launched its new show Teri Meri Ikk Jindri at a grand event in Amritsar on Sunday. TV actors Adhvik Mahajan and Amandeep Sidhu, who play the leads, unveiled their looks. At the event, Amandeep flagged off a women’s car rally presented by Zee TV, #BebaakHoonMain, from Hotel Radisson Blu that culminated at Saddi Haveli.

Amandeep says, “The most exciting part was shooting in Amritsar and Patiala. I thoroughly enjoyed flagging off the women’s car rally, especially driving towards Saddi Haveli with so many excited and independent female drivers who are truly all-rounders as they not only manage household work but also contribute to the family just like Mahi. It was truly a celebration of womanhood and I salute the spirit of these women. I really hope to visit Amristar again.”

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