Kajal Pisal unwinds in Sri Lanka after wrapping up Jhanak; says ‘I was craving for this trip as a solo traveller'
Sharing her excitement about the much-needed break, Kajal said, "It was a long time. I was craving for a trip. And decided to explore Sri Lanka. Exploring as a solo traveler, Sri Lanka offers a fantastic opportunity to experience its diverse landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality. From ancient historical sites to stunning beaches and lush tea plantations, there's something for every traveler."
Kajal, who won hearts with her performance in Jhanak, exited the show as it recently took a dramatic 20-year leap in June.
Reflecting on her experience with the show, she had previously said, "I will surely miss the entire unit and cast of Jhanak. I am so happy to be part of this team, and I hope to get such a team in the future as well."
Calling Jhanak the most fulfilling project of her career so far, the actress added, "In all my working experience, this show has been the best for me. I will miss everyone. At the same time, I understand that the show needs this leap and the story needs to move further."
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Known for her roles in shows like Sirf Tum, Saath Nibhaana Saathiya, and Naagin, Kajal remains open to exciting opportunities ahead. Speaking about what's next, she shared, "I won't be taking a break from work. If something good comes my way, I will take it up. And if that takes time, I might take a vacation too."
For now, it seems the serene shores of Sri Lanka are giving Kajal just the rejuvenation she needs before her next on-screen chapter begins.
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