Bollywood actress Tabu has won the hearts of viewers with her acting and performances. She has made a distinct identity among people with her acting skills. She recently visited Lucknow for Meera Nair's film 'A Suitable Boy'. After returning to Mumbai from the shooting, Tabu praised the city of Lucknow openly. Talking to the media, Tabu said, 'My association is much older with Lucknow. We are Hyderabadi. Our food is very spicy. We speak Hyderabadi but my association with Uttar Pradesh is very old. My grandmother was from Uttar Pradesh. My maternal grandfather was transferred to Hyderabad and since then our family settled there. My home culture has been from Uttar Pradesh right from the beginning. The language there, the accent there, the food there, etc, it is different. I have lived in Uttar Pradesh every moment by staying in my home in Hyderabad.' 

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Tabu narrated her experiences about the city of Lucknow. She also said that she has a different attachment with this city. She said, 'I had such a long career in Hindi cinema. But surprisingly, I have never been there before. I have always wished but I do not know why I have not yet moved there? Thank you to Meera Nair for this film, due to which I got an opportunity to go there. '

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While praising Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, Tabu said, "My film 'The Suitable Boy' is based at a place near Lucknow, because of this, I got a chance to spend a lot of days there. Every day when the shooting wrap up, I used to gaze at the open roads and greenery spread in the fields. One thing I noticed in Uttar Pradesh is that there people burn firecrackers. First, it was Diwali, so many firecrackers were burnt. After that, the season of weddings started again. Meanwhile, my mother also came there. We bought the famous chicken kurtas and sarees of Lucknow. We also enjoyed Singharas a lot."

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