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Aayush Sharma Misses The Mountains

Darpan News Desk IANS, 11 Jul, 2018 01:08 PM
  • Aayush Sharma Misses The Mountains
Debutant Aayush Sharma, who hails from Mandi in Himachal Pradesh, says his journey from a small town to a city like Mumbai has been interesting as he has gone through his share of ups and downs. 
 
"The journey from Mandi to Mumbai has been a very interesting one. I've gone through my share of ups and downs in Mumbai which is home now, but I will always be a Mandi boy. When I was assisting on 'Tubelight', we were travelling across Himachal. But shooting in Mandi would be something that would be very special to me," Aayush said in a statement. 
 
The actor says he would love to have the screening of his maiden film "Loveratri" in Mandi.
 
"Even for my upcoming film 'Loveratri', I would like to have a special screening there since watching it with all my people from Mandi would be very special," he added.
 
Directed by first-time director Abhiraj Minawala, written by Naren Bhatt and produced by Salman Khan Films, "Loveratri" also stars Warina Hussain. It will release on October 5. 

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