Ridhi Dogra fronts National Geographic India’s new travel series Postcards from Hong Kong National Geographic India has announced a new two-episode travel series titled Postcards from Hong Kong, featuring Ridhi Dogra exploring a different perspective of Hong Kong beyond its familiar skyline and urban image. The series premieres on March 28 at 8 PM on National Geographic Channel and will also stream on JioHotstar. Produced by National Geographic Creative Works, the show follows Ridhi as she travels through both well-known landmarks and lesser-seen locations across the city. The series highlights coastal landscapes, hiking trails and cultural experiences while also presenting everyday local life through interactions with guides and influencers. In the first episode, Ridhi explores quieter and nature-focused destinations such as Sai Kung, Big Wave Bay, Dragon’s Back, Tai O, Ngong Ping, Po Lin Monastery and the Tian Tan Buddha. The journey reflects a slower and more reflective side of the city while also documenting her personal experience of travel and discovery. The second episode shifts focus to the energetic side of Hong Kong. With 72 hours remaining in the city, Ridhi visits Causeway Bay, Happy Valley Racecourse and Michelin-recognised dining destinations, along with luxury shopping at Landmark. The episode captures the fast-paced character often associated with Hong Kong’s global identity. Speaking about the experience, Ridhi Dogra said, “Being part of Postcards from H... #India #National #Hong_Kong #Ridhi_Dogra #Geographic_India #National_Geographic #Geographic_Channel #fronts_National #Geographic #Kong_National
Ridhi Dogra reflects on a tough decision in The 50 : "The guilt of not voting for your friends is too much" The dynamics inside The 50 continue to keep audiences hooked, with every vote and alliance shaping the course of the game. Among the contestants navigating these intense situations is actor Ridhi Dogra, who recently opened up about one of her decisions during a crucial moment in the show. During a key voting round, Ridhi chose not to cast her vote for Siwet Tomar as she believed he would remain safe regardless. However, the game took an unexpected turn, leading Ridhi to reflect on whether she should have made a different call. Taking the moment in stride, Ridhi addressed the situation with her trademark honesty and humour on social media. Sharing her thoughts, she wrote:“Hamid yaar, The guilt of not voting for your friends is too much. Kar deti toh I would’ve felt I did my part. Should’ve flipped my vote. Don’t worry. I’m dramatic for exactly a day. Then I remember I am a strong independent person. ”Her candid note highlights the emotional and strategic balance contestants often have to maintain while playing a competitive reality format like The 50. While decisions are often made based on instinct and gameplay calculations, unexpected outcomes can sometimes lead to moments of reflection. Despite the brief self-doubt, Ridhi’s message also underlines her resilient mindset. Known for playing the game with clarity and independence, she continues to approach the c... #Dogra #Ridhi_Dogra #audiences_hooked #dynamics_inside #alliance_shaping #Ridhi #Dogra_reflects #tough_decision #Siwet_Tomar #actor_Ridhi
