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Pulkit and team savor home-cooked food sent by actor's mom

| | Aug 04, 2015, at 08:45 pm
Mumbai, Aug 4 (IBNS): Pulkit was recently in Delhi promoting his upcoming movie with Riteish Deshmukh which is slated to release soon.

Since he was there only for a day and had to head back to Mumbai on the very same day, he couldn’t visit his home in Delhi to meet his family.

However, his mom made up for it in some way by sending a lot of her love in the form of home cooked food for him as well as his team where they were promoting.

Pulkit was craving for food cooked by his mom and was pleasantly surprised when his cousin brother came along with a lot of his favourite dishes.

Pulkit and the film’s team binged on the food and were all smiles.

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