Aniruddh loved reading Lotpot comics in his childhood

From the small screen to the big screen, Aniruddh Dave has shown his acting skills everywhere. Anirudh, who has worked in many television, web shows, and films, is seen playing the role of Jagannath Rajaram Petkar in Kabir Khan's film 'Chandu Champion'. Let us tell you that Chandu Champion was released on June 14 and Kartik Aryan is playing the role of Muralikant Petkar in it. Aniruddh has received a lot of praise for his acting in the film. Let us tell you what Aniruddh told us about his childhood.

Would you like to tell us something about how your childhood was?

To tell you the truth, an actor's childhood remains the same throughout his life and he doesn't even need to grow up. For me, it is still my childhood. I have even told my family that this childhood will remain the same throughout my life. But yes, things, situations, circumstances, responsibilities, and many other things change, so we miss our childhood a bit there. If I talk about my childhood, then on seeing the name Lotpot, I remembered that there used to be a comic called Lotpot. Earlier, I didn't know the meaning of Lotpot, but then I understood that the happiness that one gets by reading it and the way you laugh and roll on the floor is Lotpot. The comics that I have read the most in my life are Lotpot and Chacha Chaudhary. I liked their characters very much. I can never forget this phase of my childhood in my life.

I think that if the children of today are not reading such comics, then they are missing out on a lot in life. The children of today need to read all these things, this will make their Hindi very pure and if they read such things from childhood, then they will get to learn a lot of good things from it. I don't think any other book is written in such a simple and easy language as a comic book is written and it is very good for children to read. My memories of such comics had become a little blurred, so one day I bought a small toy for my son and one day when I was going somewhere, I saw a balloon seller whose balloon had Motu-Patlu on it, so I stopped the car at the signal and bought that balloon and took it to my son and told him about it. The next day my son automatically searched Motu-Patlu on YouTube with the voice command of the remote. Children get attached to these characters and these become their memories. Today's children should read this because we have learned and know a lot from this. The coming generation will miss a lot if they do not read such things. We are residents of India and I think children should read and know all this. Only when you read good things, can you improve your language.

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