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Television actress Karishma Tanna decided to take a train to Surat to celebrate Navratri. She documented her relaxing journey on social media, sharing photos of herself reading and enjoying the view. Before this trip, she visited the Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain with her husband and family. Karishma also recently reminisced about her time filming the hit Netflix series "Scoop".

Key Points: Karishma Tanna Enjoys Train Ride to Surat for Navratri

  • Karishma Tanna opted for a train instead of a flight to travel to Surat
  • She shared a carousel of pictures from her journey dressed in a casual tee and cap
  • The actress was seen reading a book and enjoying the rainy scenery outside
  • She recently visited the Mahakaleshwar Temple in Ujjain with her husband Varun Bangera
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Karishma Tanna ditches flight, enjoys train ride to Surat

TV actress Karishma Tanna shares photos from her scenic train journey to Surat for Navratri, reading and enjoying matcha on the relaxing trip.

Karishma Tanna ditches flight, enjoys train ride to Surat
"Haallllooooo Surat... Here I come #trainjourney #surat #navratri2025 #jaimatadi - Karishma Tanna"

Mumbai, Sep 22

– Television actress Karishma Tanna seems to have opted for the railways instead of her regular airways to commute. The actress took to her social media account in sharing a carousel post featuring an umpteen number of pictures featuring herself travelling by the train.

The actress who is off to Surat for the occasion of Navratri was seen having a great time travelling by railways. Dressed in a compatible white tee teamed with a black jegging and a cool cap, Karishma looked smart and chic.

In one of the pictures, Karishma Tanna was seen reading a book while also posing for the camera. In another picture, she was seen getting excited upon seeing it raining outside. The actress was seen sipping on her favourite beverage, matcha. Karishma captioned it as, "Haallllooooo Surat... Here I come #trainjourney #surat #navratri2025 #jaimatadi."

The actress recently headed for her sacred trip to Mahakaleshwar Jyotirling Temple in Ujjain. Karishma Tanna, along with her husband Varun Bangera, family and friends, was seeking blessings from Lord Shiva at the temple. She looked gorgeous in a pista green salwar kameez, while Varun looked handsome in an all-white traditional attire.

Recently, the actress had taken a trip down memory lane and reminisced about her good old shooting days from her superhit series, “Scoop”. She took to her social media account and shared a few pictures and videos straight from her Scoop days.

Penning a note Karishma wrote, “Nostalgia First day on the sets of Scoop… feels like yesterday. The nervous excitement, the butterflies, the endless rehearsals, and that little voice inside whispering, “This one’s going to change everything.” What a journey it has been — from day one jitters to memories I’ll hold close forever. Forever grateful for this chapter, the people, and the magic we created together. @hansalmehta @netflix_in @matchboxshots @pratham94 @mrunmayeelagoo @castingchhabra.” Karishma Tanna also was loved for her OTT show “Hush Hush”.

–IANS

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Rohit P
Good to see her enjoying simple pleasures. But honestly, most of us common people take trains regularly out of necessity, not choice. Still, nice that she's promoting rail travel.
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Ananya R
Her Navratri look is going to be amazing! Surat during Navratri is pure magic with all the Garba nights. Hope she shares more pictures from the celebrations! 💃
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Michael C
Interesting cultural insight! The combination of modern train travel with traditional Navratri celebrations shows how India blends tradition with modernity so beautifully.
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Vikram M
Mumbai to Surat by train is actually quite comfortable now with better coaches. Smart choice considering the traffic and airport formalities. Plus, you get to see the countryside!
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Sarah B
I love how she's reading a book during the journey - such a peaceful way to travel. More people should disconnect and enjoy these simple moments instead of being on their phones constantly.

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