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Tejasswi Prakash:
Be Grateful towards who make you meet with yourself and taught you a way to live a life. Happy Guru Purnima

Tj happy guru purnima to u also

Nd stay what ur are we ol luv u bacchhhaaa

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You don't get these suji wala golgappas in Mumbai: Actress Tejaswi in Noida
TNN |
Jul 10, 2017, 11.35 AM IST

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TV actress Tejaswi Prakash Wayangankar, who will soon be seen in the show 'Pehredaar Piya Ki', enjoys golgappas at Noida Sector 18 market (BCCL/ Lokesh Kashyap)
Tejaswi Prakash Wayangankar, who played a timid and docile bahu in the show 'Swaragini: Jodein Rishton Ke Sur', has turned into a bold protector of a nine-year-old for her upcoming show, 'Pehredaar Piya Ki'. The actress, who was recently in Noida with child artist Afaan Khan to promote her show, took to the streets of the city to savour some golgappas and aloo tikki burger. While in the city, Tejaswi talked about her love for NCR's street food, her fascination for the wide roads of Delhi and much more.

'The cold water that vendors of Delhi and Noida put in golgappas makes them tastier'
Though Tejasswi follows a strict diet, she couldn't resist from trying Noida's street food. She said, "I just love the golgappas that you get in Delhi and Noida, especially those made of suji. In Mumbai, we have panipuri made of wheat and they have hot stuffing called ragda in it. But in Delhi, the vendors use cold masala water which enhances their taste. The street food that you get in Delhi is different from that of Mumbai. For instance, Delhi mein chhole bhature aur momos famous hai Mumbai mein mostly people like vada pao."

While the actress has been to Delhi a number of times, it was the first visit for Afaan to the city. Relishing the street food with his on-screen bodyguard, Afaan said, "The street food here is so spicy. I just love the kick it gave my taste buds."