Cyrus Sahukar shoots for Feelin Alive season 2 in Manali

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Updated At : 01:14 PM Jan 15, 2021 IST

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Giving all the travel junkies something to look forward to, Discovery Channel has announced the launch of the second season of adventure reality series Feelin Alive. Cyrus Sahukar, who was recently in Manali for the shooting of this show, talks about some of the unseen moments from the shoot, as he along with Amol Parashar tried some extreme adventures.

Cyrus Sahukar says, “It was an incredible experience being in Manali after months of lockdown. To be in such a beautiful setting, hanging with Amol and doing all these adventure activities was a magnificent experience for me. Some activities were extremely difficult, such as snowboarding. We must have fallen at least 50-60 times while snowboarding. There were also activities that were amazing fun.”

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