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Shahid Kapoor keen to visit Golden Temple

| | May 06, 2015, at 11:47 pm
Mumbai, May 6 (IBNS): Actor Shahid Kapoor has made his way back to Punjab after a few years. During his stay there the actor has thoroughly explored the state and has been meaning to come back.

The actor is currently on an extensive schedule  in the state to shoot for his upcoming film Udta Punjab. During his stay there the has been planning to visit some of the places he had loved in Punjab.

The actor is currently shooting in and around Amritsar and is keen to make a visit to Golden Temple.

However,  the actor has been in an intense shoot and working odd hours. He has asked his team for removing some time from his shoot schedule so that he can visit the sacred place.

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