Shruti Anand used to like watching Motu-Patlu cartoons since childhood

Shruti Anand, who started her career with 'Woh Kaun Hai', got recognition by playing the character of Ruchita Mittal Goel in the serial 'Mann Sundar'. In a very short time, Shruti made her mark in the world of television. And now Shruti is winning people's hearts by playing the character of Mauli in Sony TV's serial 'Mehndi Wala Ghar'.

Let us tell you what kind of mischief Shruti used to do in her childhood.

You must be aware of the Motu-Patlu show. Would you like to tell us about some memories related to the show?

I also used to watch Motu-Patlu cartoons in my childhood. My aunt's children, even from a young age, watch her even more than me. He needed a phone even while eating and had to look at the fat and thin people on it. I remember his dialogues which I found very entertaining. My younger brother and sister also liked it very much, so while feeding them, I used to show them fat and thin and whenever they used to cry, I used to make them quiet by showing the same cartoon.

What were you like as a child? Were you quiet or naughty?

I was not calm at all. Now I can probably call myself calm but at that time I was very stubborn. As a child, I was very stubborn, I wanted what I wanted. I had troubled my Mom a lot. If I wanted something, I used to lie down in the market, just like kids these days do in the mall. I was a very stubborn child.

Would you like to share some childhood memories?

If only! I could go back to my childhood and relive my husband and him. Papa used to help me in making school projects. Coming from school, eating, and then going for tuition was the same job. We used to live carefree. At that time, the biggest tension for us was what we were going to eat.

Read also:

• Delbar Arya's Tribute to Imtiaz Ali's 'Chamkila' Masterpiece
  
• Aishwarya Khare Assists On-screen Daughter's Studies
• Ayodhya Ram Temple: Ramlala's Tilak Ritual on Ram Navami
• Taiwan-India Action Comedy 'Demon Hunters' to Debut at Cannes
• "I am learning a lot from this character..." Aurra Bhatnagar Badoni