Kubbra Sait sets out on a 12-day rafting expedition on the Brahmaputra; says, “This is going to be a mad experience”

Actor Kubbra Sait is preparing for one of the most exciting personal adventures of her life – a 12-day rafting expedition on the mighty Brahmaputra river starting December 1. After making waves with her performances in Deva, Son of Sardaar 2 and The Trial Season 2, Kubbra now turns her focus from screens to the wilderness, chasing a dream she has held close for seven years.

The dream began when she first rafted on the Kali River near Pithoragarh in Uttarakhand. “It has been on my bucket list ever since,” Kubbra shared. “This is going to be a mad experience.” Last year, she scaled Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, an achievement she described as ‘thrilling’ and ‘spine-chilling’.

For this new journey, Kubbra will land in Dibrugarh, Assam, before traveling with her expedition group—paddling, rafting, and spending nights in tents along the riverbanks. For her, the greatest challenge and reward lie in stripping away comfort and facing the elements head-on.

She explained, “Facing real fears in such expeditions makes my career challenges feel smaller. Once you have survived nature’s tests, the fear of projects not working out or acceptance doesn’t scare you anymore. It’s a hard reset—no luxuries, just focus and grounding.”

Kubbra also spoke about the philosophy she picked up while rafting the Ganga. “I finally understood what ‘go with the flow’ truly means. The river doesn’t stop for anyone. When you’re without a phone and surrounded by nature, silence becomes part of the experience. On long expeditions, there is no reception and no distractions; your bond with nature deepens.”

Looking back at her year, Kubbra smiled at the many firsts. “It began with my Mahakumbh journey with my girl gang,” she recalled. On the professional front, she now gears up for exciting releases, including David Dhawan’s Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai and Prakash Jha’s Laal Batti.

Also Read: After Deepika Padukone, Kubbra Sait takes Love lingo season 2 deeper: “Good girls don’t talk to boys. Good girls don’t wear lipstick. Good girls just listen”



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