Monsoon is here and we can’t stay calm. There are so many memories, both good and bitter, attached to the season. Along with giving us respi...
Monsoon is here and we can’t stay calm. There are so many memories, both good and bitter, attached to the season. Along with giving us respite from the sweltering heat, the rainy season also makes those special memories alive. Celebrities talk about their favourite monsoon memory and favourite monsoon song that they love to sing or listen to. They also talk about how they enjoy spending this season, the places they enjoy visiting during this time and the mouth-watering cuisine they gorge on every time it rains. Read on:
Vijayendra Kumeria
I'm a monsoon person, and I enjoy the rejuvenating and energising effects of the rain. drinking chai with garam pakoras, and I believe that during the monsoons, staying in and watching movies that I've missed out on helps to relieve all of my tiredness and stress. Of course, love and rain go along better than dogs and rain. And I remember when I was in school and had just watched Pyaar hua ikraar hua on TV so it has to be my favourite song of the monsoon.
Sharad Malhotra
In Kolkata, where I
grew up, my friends and I used to during the rain.. After a rain, Kolkata
is incredibly lush and green. The smell of wet soil used to be my favourite. It
feels so wonderful to be at home, just watching the rain fall outside my window.
I recall looking out my window at the rain, drinking kadak chai and eating
pakoras is fun.
Deepali Saini
Two years back, I
went to a picnic with my friend in Lonavala. There was heavy rain and we saw
that a small puppy was in trouble and we rescued him. It is one of my best
monsoon memories. My favourite monsoon song is "Yeh Saazish Hai Boondon
Ki, Koi Khwahish Hai Chup Chup Si" from the movie Fanna. I have many
memories connected to this song.
Charrul Malik
My favourite
monsoon memory is visiting National Park in Mumbai and spending your day having
fresh fruits, and corn while enjoying the rain. I have done it a couple of times
and am looking forward to doing the same this time as well. There's a lot of
greenery, waterfalls, everything and I feel You can't get this feeling sitting
at home. My childhood memory is when I was in Chandigarh with my Twin Sister,
we used to make Pakoras and tea during monsoon times. So I think my childhood
memory was beautiful. Enjoy monsoons but you should take care of yourself.
Monsoon is close to everyone's heart. And my favourite songs are Pyar hua
ikraar hua and Ek ladki bheegi bhaagi si. I love both the songs.
Hrishikesh Pandey
I love the monsoon
and love going in the rains. Getting wet like a kid and even while shooting,
also when I'm packed up, I am out of the house, I like to go in the rain, just
walk and there are many memories but I really remember one of those where I was
climbing the entire Matheran. Normally people go by taxi or train but me and my
friends, we climbed the entire Matheran and the whole day we were just
travelling till the top and then we stayed there for 2 days. Those are the
memories I will always remember my entire life. Because a lot of friends were
there. We were just chilling out. And the best part is that you are surrounded
by people like you. Same kind of temperament. So we had a blast. And my favourite
song is Rimjhim Gire Saawan that is my all-time favourite and Aaj rapat jaayen.
Throughout my life, these songs are my favourite.
Nivedita Basu
I don't know if
it's a good or bad monsoon memory that I have. I remember the floods of 2005
and we all were stranded. I was coming back from a shoot and I got stranded so
I had to live at my friend’s place for three days. As we had to put an episode
on air, Ekta [Kapoor] had arranged school buses to pick up all the writers and
everyone had to go to Sun And Sand to work. This was quite a memory. I was not
very familiar with Mumbai at that time, and that was my first experience of
Mumbai rains. Not sure if many people know about this song called Saawan Barse.
This song features Sonali Bendre, so whenever rain comes I remember this song
every single time.
Ashoka Thackur
There are many fond memories, but once I went to Ladakh on a bike that experience was really awesome. It was raining as well as snowing in between. I really like to listen to Kaka’s (Rajesh Khanna was lovingly called by this name) songs, especially Libaas.
Rahul Singh
My most favorite
memories of the rainy season are from my village, when around 20-20 children
together jumped in the canal And there used to be a competition between us as
to who would go under water till how far. Those days when rice was cultivated
in this season, everyone used to sing songs in this monsoon like a festival and
also used to work in the fields. Even today, when I go to the village, I enjoy
it a lot during monsoon.
Chitra Vakil Sharma
Monsoon is my favourite season. There are just too many memories that I have with this season. When it rains heavily, I simply go to the balcony and watch it for hours. But one of my favourite monsoon memories in recent times would definitely be the one with my daughter and my doggy. I remember during Covid, when we were not allowed to step out of our houses, it was the first rain of the year and both my children were excited to enjoy it. They were so disappointed that I didn’t allow them to go down and play. After a while, the wind changed direction and the rain started coming inside my balcony and that’s where all the fun started. We went out on the balcony, and I was enjoying coffee, while they were having the best time playing in the rain. We even played a few of our favourite songs like ‘Barso Re, Cham Cham, Koi Ladki Hai’ and many more. They danced and I sat back and watched them enjoy the rain.
Ashok Kumar Beniwal
During the entire
monsoon in 2019 we 4 friends performed intense workouts in Millat Nagar BMC
garden, Andheri West. We enjoyed the rain ruining, doing push-ups, pull-ups and
other exercise activities. I can’t forget that monsoon ever. My all-time favourite monsoon song is - “Barkha Rani, Zara jam ke barso..”
Sambhaji Sasane
My father used to
take me, my mom and one of my sisters on his cycle, for having a Vada Paav or
for Bhajee (Pakode) at his favourite roadside stall. And my all-time favourite song is Pyaar hua ikrar hua from Shree 420.
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