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Of adventure and adrenaline rush Cyrus Sahukar hits an adventure sports trail in Manali for his new show Sudeshna Banerjee | | Published 11.01.21, 01:11 AM
After the inertia of the lockdown, the adrenaline flow of adventure sports. Cyrus Sahukar packed off for the snowy terrains of Manali with co-host Amol Parashar to shoot Season 2 of the short-format adventure reality series Feelin Alive. The four-part series, currently on air every Monday on Discovery Channel, Discovery HD, TLC and TLC HD, will see the hosts going around Manali discovering the unknown and overcoming their fears. Training under experts, the duo will set out to perform extreme sports like slacklining at Jagat Sukh, canyoning at Jogini Falls, snowboarding at Solang Valley and ATV off-roading along mou
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He shared that the experience was “a bit nerve-wracking for me before I tried these extreme sports”, adding: “Once I got into it, I was loving every moment of it”.
Cyrus shared: “I feel, trying new things really helps you overcome your fears. I would watch people doing all these things and being all cool, but never had the courage to do this on my own, until now. And I am glad to have had the opportunity. This is going to be one experience I will remember for the rest of my life!”
Feelin Alive Season 2 will premiere on December 28 on Discovery Channel and TLC.
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