Telly celebs and their confessions

Everyone of us has some beautiful secrets that we generally don’t share. Our secrets lie in our weird habits, interesting places and the like. Such things give us immense happiness. The greatest secrets of our lives are always hidden in the most unlikely places and we enjoy them with glitters in our eyes. And, our television celebrities are no different.

So, here we have some of our favourite TV celebs talking about their secrets. Read on to know their confessions-

Shubhangi Atre: I have bunked lots of classes to roam around with my friends. I used to lie to my parents about extra classes and chill out with my friends.

Shivangi Joshi: Many times, I have driven my dad's car without his permission. In fact, I have even damaged his car twice last year. He is still unaware of it. Sorry Papa!

Sara Khan: I want to confess that every time I fall in love, I think that it would be my first and last love. However, my experience turns out to be totally opposite. Initially, it feels like first love but eventually, it doesn’t last long (laughs).

Iqbal Khan: I do my own work, be it folding or ironing my clothes or to polish my shoes. And yes, I love to pack my journey bag myself when I'm about to leave for airport. I don’t enjoy communicating with anyone.

Tejasswi Prakash: Whenever I'm free from work I just love to meet orphans and spend quality time by playing with them.

Manish Goplani: I can’t sleep without greeting 'good night' or start my day without wishing 'good morning' to my parents. Even when I'm away I make sure to call them up.

Niti Taylor: Whenever I need to take injections, I need my Dad. He flies from Delhi, so that I can hold his hand while getting an injection. I have a phobia with needles.

Tanya Sharma: One confession I would like to make is that I'm quite critical about my work and overthink about it for a very long time! That is something I want to cut down but I think it's a habit now.

Anuj Sachdeva: One confession I want to make is that I keep saying that I am on a diet. But there isn't a single day when I don't eat chocolate. I live for chocolate. I order for sugar free coffee and then top it with chocolate chunks.

Devoleena Bhattacharjee: I love collecting waste at home which can be recycled and used to make beautiful stuffs. Whenever I'm free I love to spend some quality time with some good creative-fashioned waste material craft.

Yash Sinha: I'm really scared of 'Bhootni' and especially the portraits of ladies wearing white sarees scare me a lot. Secondly, I love to keep myself and my surroundings clean. I always keep hand sanitizer with me.

Roop Durgapal: My confession is about love; I fall in love with a new hero every time I watch a new series on netflix.

Mahika Sharma: I'm not social media addicted. I don’t really check updates or upload my updates on social media every now and then. And I am also not keen of getting myself clicked pouting and all.

Manu Punjabi: I love watching Bollywood and Hollywood movies and after that I love dubbing with action the funny or marked dialogue from it.

Sonam Lamba: For me, travelling to new places which I have not seen and observing the people living there and how they enjoy, is a real stress buster. And if I have my favourite songs along, then I need nothing else to make myself feel really happy.

Shalini Kapoor: I confess that I am a shopaholic. If I am happy I like to shop if I am down I depend on retail therapy. My husband sometimes hides my debit/credit cards while leaving for work to control me.

Parineeta Borthakur: When I was just around 8-9 years old, I made the children of the servant quarter wear my mom's sarees and lipstick and taught them to dance and act. And then when my mom was asleep in the afternoon, I made them perform in front of their parents.
Mitaali Nag: I used to bunk my classes to watch Bollywood movies mostly the Salman Khan ones.