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Rakul Preet Singh shares her recipe to beat summer heatKeep it cool!

Actress Rakul Preet Singh on Monday shared her recipe to beat the summer heat. Rakul revealed that she resorts to barley water, which not only helps her stay cool during the scorching months but has numerous health benefits too. She...
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Updated At : 12:52 PM Apr 20, 2021 IST
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Actress Rakul Preet Singh on Monday shared her recipe to beat the summer heat. Rakul revealed that she resorts to barley water, which not only helps her stay cool during the scorching months but has numerous health benefits too. She shared the health tip on Instagram along with a post where she poses with a glass of barley water.

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“Thinking how to beat the summer heat? Let barley water come to your rescue. A cool drink suggested by my super cool nutritionist @munmun.ganeriwal, it will rid you of all summer woes; be it bloating, acne or any digestive issue. Ise kehte hai: chota naam, bada kaam,” Rakul wrote.

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The actress appears alongside Arjun Kapoor in the latest music video “Dil hai deewana”, which released on Saturday. — IANS

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