Vanshaj: Anjali Tatrari was a good child since childhood

Anjali Tatrari, who started her career with 'Mere Dad Ki Dulhan', made her mark in television with her very first show. Apart from television shows like 'Sargam Ki Saade Sati', and 'Tere Bina Jiya Jaye Na', Anjali has also worked in the films 'Simmba' and 'Heat'. Along with this, Anjali has also shown the magic of acting in the web series 'Bhram'.

Let us tell you that Anjali is currently seen in Sony TV's show 'Vanshaj'.

You must have heard about the Motu-Patlu cartoon, they often keep doing mischief. How was your childhood?

My childhood was very beautiful because I am from the mountains. I am from Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand. I have very good memories of my childhood. I remember one such incident that the school was about to open the next day and snow fell at four in the morning. Due to this, we got fifteen more days to leave from school. And instead of being happy, we were sad that we had to sit all night to finish our homework because the school was about to open that day. And we were not happy because we got fifteen days' leave. That time was very beautiful. We used to go on the rooftop and make snowmen. I had a very good childhood. I remember I did many dance shows. If you also go to my school and ask my name, they will say, “Okay, Anjali, that dancer.” Because I used to participate in three dances each in the annual function.

How was Anjali in childhood? Were they naughty or calm?

I have always been a very good child, so my mother says. Because whenever my mother sees a child crying, she says, “Thank God, my children never troubled me.” I remember and I have some photos of my childhood. I was a chubby kid and since I was from the mountains, my cheeks used to be red, a very natural blush.

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