North East India is an untouched paradise waiting to be explored. The pictures of North East India on social media always have us thinking, ‘ Is this really India?’ But if the recommendations by travel influencers were not enough to convince you to plan a trip to the Northeast, Kriti Sanon’s reel detailing her journey to Arunachal Pradesh from Mumbai surely will. The actress is currently shooting for her upcoming movie ‘Bhediya’ with Varun Dhawan in Arunachal Pradesh and she is clearly in awe of the place.
Kriti Sanon Shared A Reel Of Her Road Trip To Itanagar
The reel shows Kriti falling asleep on the flight and travelling by road to Itanagar. She captioned the reel ‘#ArunachalTravelSeries Episode 1: Mumbai to Itanagar’. The actress had been continuously updating her shoot schedule through regular posts and stories on Instagram. Here Are 5 Reasons Why You Must Choose Ziro In Arunachal Pradesh Over The Scottish Pastures.
Kriti also shared Episode 2 of her Arunachal Pradesh expedition and the place looks every bit of a paradise in the reel. Check it out here.
The Movie Crew Participated In Holika Festival In Arunachal Pradesh
The movie crew also participated in the ‘Holika Dahan’ ritual. Kriti Sanon and Varun Dhawan even partied together to mark the festival. The cast and crew walked around the bonfire and even posed for pictures. This was followed by the team grooving together and enjoying refreshments. A video of them dancing together on the song Hookah Bar surfaced online too.
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Varun Dhawan Shared Glimpses Of Boat Ride In Arunachal Pradesh
Varun Dhawan had also been sharing glimpses from his time in Arunachal Pradesh. From bonding with local children to boat rides with his wife Natasha Dalal, he was mobbed by cheering fans in the state. The film is slated to release on April 14, 2022. Did you know Arunachal Pradesh Has India’s Best Female Sex Ratio?
These pictures are inspiring us to visit the insanely beautiful Northeast. Have you visited the Northeast yet? Let us know in the comments.