Sumedh on social media detox

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Updated At : 12:43 PM May 02, 2020 IST

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Sumedh Mudgalkar of Radha Krishn fame, who recently decided to quit Instagram, is channelising his energy during this lockdown.

A source shares, “Sumedh intends to relax by reading and listening to music.” In this lockdown, when everyone is glued to their mobile devices, it is refreshing to see a young actor taking such a step to indulge in some ‘me time’.

The actor was quite active on social media and enjoyed a huge fan following. He often posted pictures with his co-stars and crew from Radha Krishn. His dance videos are also enjoyed by the fans as he made his way into the industry through a dance show.

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