Stars Relive Their Childhood Memories with Lotpot Comics- Surabhi Mehra

Recently seen in the show “Chhoriyan Chali Gaon,” actress Surbhi Mehra shared her sweetest childhood memories in an exclusive interview with Lotpot Comics. Let’s find out what she said…

Q: Everyone has some fond memories from childhood — fun moments, pranks, and favorite things. Your fans would love to know how naughty or mischievous you were as a kid. What kind of pranks did you pull, and what were your favorite foods?

I used to watch “Motu Patlu” on TV all the time. My sister and I would often say, “You’re Motu, and I’m Patlu.” We really related to them! We read Lotpot a lot — I even used to sneak it into school and read it secretly during class.

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Speaking of pranks, I still remember one vividly. I must’ve been around six or seven years old. I don’t know what got into me that day — I told Samriddhi, “Come on, climb onto my shoulders.” She weighed almost the same as me! So, she sat on my shoulders, and there was a clothesline above us. I said, “Let’s walk on this like a zip line!” Somehow, she fell down and hurt her head. When Mom asked what happened, she didn’t tell the truth. She just said, “I slipped.” She didn’t even cry! She knew it was my fault, yet she didn’t say a word. To this day, Mom has no idea that she fell because of me!

As for food — I love Dal Makhani, Pav Bhaji, and Kadhi Chawal. Honestly, my list could go on forever. My mom cooks amazing Punjabi food.

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Besides that, childhood was just about playing, studying, going to school, coming home, playing again, getting hurt, putting on a bandage, and then sleeping — that was life. I really miss those days. Back then, there were no worries, no stress — just pure smiles. Now, there’s so much stress… I truly miss my childhood.

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