Netflix television series Bridgerton and Bridgerton 2 are favourites for everyone. Everyone loved watching Edwina Sharma, played by Charithra Chandran. The British actor is exploring India with her loved ones and she took to her social media to share snippets and glimpses of her trip to India. She is presently exploring her native place in the city of Tamil Nadu. She seems to be in a touristy mood as she visits an iconic temple and gorges on local delicacies.
Charithra Chandran From Bridgerton 2 Explores Tamil Nadu
Charithra took to her official Instagram handle to share beautiful moments of her exploring the lanes of Tamil Nadu. Check out the photos shared on Instagram by her.
Charithra shared a series of beautiful pictures from her Tamil Nadu trip. She shared a beautiful selfie with a red tika on her forehead. The British actress visited the iconic Airavatesvara Temple in Thanjavur. She also gorged on her favourite Kothu Parotta served on a banana leaf. In her picture series, she uploaded photos of the temple, a cow, an eatery, some porotta, and a group selfie with her loved ones. It seems like she had a gala time exploring her native place in Tamil Nadu.
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Her fans are very happy to see her enjoying her days in India. They filled the comment section with lots of love and praised her for owning her roots and culture.
Charithra Is A Huge Fan Of Kothu Parotta!
Do you know Charithra actually gorged on Kothu Parotta for 30 days in a row? Shocked to hear? Well, we were a bit surprised too but everything is fine when it is your favourite food. She took to her Instagram stories and wrote ‘This is my favourite food of all time! I ate Kothu parotta 30 days in a row once. You must try it!!’
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If you are travelling to Tamil Nadu anytime soon, make sure to visit the Airavatesvara Temple in Thanjavur. The architecture and intricacies are magnificent sights to behold. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple was built by Rajaraja II back in the 12th century AD.
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/ Charithra Chandran