Ankit buys a new car

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Aug 21, 2021 IST

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Ankit Siwach recently got his new car and is super happy about it. Shares Ankit, “Bought my new car and this particular model is the first to be delivered in Mumbai. Black has always been my favourite. I believe the colour resonates with certainty and authority, hence has a strong road presence.”

Meanwhile, Ankit is also set to debut in Bollywood. The actor is quite keyed up about his first movie. “My first film is titled Banaras Vanilla. We have already finished shooting for the film. The film is expected to release soon. I had always thought of gifting myself a pickup truck someday. It is very exciting for me that this happened so close to the window to my film’s release date,” adds the actor, who has done TV projects such as Rishton Ka Chakravyuh, Manmohini, Beyhadh 2 and Safarnama.

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