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Nimrat Kaur Revisits College Hangouts and Shares Brij Memories
Nimrat Kaur went back to the college where she studied.
Visiting the campus reminded her of many old memories.
She used to eat Maggi and samosas at nearby food stalls.
One of her favorite places was a small tapri called Irfan Chacha's.
She also enjoyed coffee near the football field.
Kaur said the college had changed but still felt familiar.
During Janmashtami, she also visited the towns of Vrindavan and Barsana.
She shared pictures of temples, local food, and other parts of her spiritual trip.
She said the experience was difficult to fully describe in words.
Nimrat Kaur revisited Shri Ram College of Commerce and reflected on her college years.
She recalled eating Maggi and samosas at old hangout spots, including a tapri called Irfan Chacha's.
Kaur said she used to drink coffee near a football field and a tree known as the wisdom tree.
She studied at Delhi Public School, Noida, before earning a B.Com. Honours degree from SRCC.
During Janmashtami, she visited Vrindavan and Barsana and shared devotional moments from Brij Dhaam.
- Who
- Actress Nimrat Kaur.
- What
- She revisited her college hangouts and shared memories from a Janmashtami trip to Brij Dhaam.
- Where
- Shri Ram College of Commerce in Delhi, and the towns of Vrindavan and Barsana.
- When
- Recently, with the Brij Dhaam visit taking place around Janmashtami.
- Why
- She returned to her alma mater to revisit meaningful places and visited Brij Dhaam to seek blessings and experience its spiritual traditions.
Key facts
- College
- Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi
- Degree
- Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com. Honours)
- School
- Delhi Public School, Noida
- Favorite college foods
- Maggi and samosas
- Favorite college drink
- Coffee from Irfan Chacha's tapri
- Brij destinations
- Vrindavan and Barsana
- Religious occasion
- Janmashtami
Quotes
Nimrat Kaur
Actress reflecting on returning to her college hangout spots
“There was a football field, and nearby it was a little tapri called Irfan Chacha's. I remember having my favourite coffee there.”
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“There is something very special about the old hangout spots.”
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