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Sheezan Mohammad is settings new trends The actor who is a popular name on television still believes in being rooted and prefers to commute by public transport

Updated At : 02:47 PM Oct 07, 2019 IST

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Sheezan Mohammad is settings new trends! The actor, who is a popular name on television, still believes in being rooted and prefers to commute by public transport. This also reflects his on-screen character of Arjun in Tara from Satara, who stays in a chawl.

Sheezan says, “I like using public transports to commute. It is good for the environment. Plus, I can enhance my acting skills as I get to observe people and understand characters from all walks of life. For me, it is boring to travel alone, so, this step is the solution for not one but many of my problems.”

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