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Dalljiet Kaur Calls Traveling with Son Jaydon Her ‘Favourite Art Form’
Dalljiet Kaur, a famous actress, loves traveling with her son Jaydon.
She says it's her favorite thing to do because they laugh, learn, and make beautiful memories together.
They went on a special trip to Ahmedabad recently, and she shared her feelings on Instagram.
Dalljiet and Jaydon's dad, Shalin Bhanot, are not together anymore.
She got married again but is now back in India with Jaydon, enjoying their time together through frequent travels.
Dalljiet Kaur shares her love for traveling with her son Jaydon, calling it her 'favourite art form'.
She recently took an impromptu trip to Ahmedabad with Jaydon, creating treasured memories.
The actress quoted Van Gogh, emphasizing the artistic beauty of loving people and traveling together.
Dalljiet and Jaydon travel almost every second week, strengthening their bond with each journey.
Dalljiet was previously married to Shalin Bhanot and later to Nikhil Patel, but is now divorced and living in India with Jaydon.
- Who
- Dalljiet Kaur and her son Jaydon
- What
- Traveling together and creating memories
- Where
- Ahmedabad, and other places they travel to
- When
- Recently, with frequent trips every second week
- Why
- To bond and create special memories together
Key facts
- Actress
- Dalljiet Kaur
- Son
- Jaydon
- Ex-Partner
- Shalin Bhanot
- Current Status
- Divorced and single
- Recent Trip
- Ahmedabad
- Travel Frequency
- Every second week
- Marriage to Nikhil Patel
- March 2023 to January 2024
Quotes
Dalljiet Kaur
Former Bigg Boss 13 contestant and actress
“Van Gogh said, “There is nothing more truly artistic than to love people.” And I feel that deeply — because traveling with Jaydon is my favourite art form. He never saw the worth of his work while he was alive, but somewhere I believe his soul can feel every heartbeat his paintings touch today.”
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“This impromptu trip to Ahmedabad became a beautiful memory — just Jaydon and me, laughing, learning, soaking in colours and stories… almost like walking through a living painting together.”
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