TV celebs simply LOVE chocolates

Chocolates are universal symbol of love and affection. When it comes to celebrating the romantic flavour of Valentine’s Week, one cannot really stay away from chocolates. It’s difficult to resist the ‘mmm…chocolate’ feeling.  So on Chocolate Day today, we got chatty with few TV celebs and they shared some of their memories related to chocolates.

Neha Marda

During childhood days I used to eat so much sweets that my daadi used to tell me that I would be married off to a mithaiwala.  I love to binge on chocolates too.  

Rahul Sharma

I always bring different kind of chocolates for my onscreen sister-in-laws (Ek Rishta Aisa Bhi). They all eat and make merry,

Saumya Seth

My dad used to travel a lot and get home lot of exotic chocolates. My mom hid them under the bed. I used to take the chocolates out of the box, eat them and put the box back under the bed. Later, mom used to find it and get miffed, which was pretty cute (laughs).  

Thakur Anoop Singh

My parents visit America a lot and from there they get chocolates. When it comes to chocolates I am very selfish and don’t like to share at all (grins).  

Smriti Kalra

When I was young, my dad used to get chocolates and distribute equally between my mom, me, dad and brother. I used to finish mine fatafat (fast) and later my mom and dad gave their chocolates to me. My brother never shared his chocolates with me so we used to fight with each other.

Dheeraj Dhoopar

I was in school and I had a crush on a girl. I always kept flowers on her desk but she never really reciprocated. But one day she kept a chocolate on my desk and we both shared it. It’s a very sweet memory.  

Aditi Sajwan

On my 2nd or 3rd birthday, my parents called some 50 to 60 guests and most of them brought chocolate boxes. There were so many boxes that my parents sat and started eating all the chocolates, for I was young and couldn’t finish all. My mom loves caramel chocolates so I usually bring her those very often.

Vishal Singh

No one has given me any chocolate till now and this Valentine’s Day I am totally free (laugh). Childhood days were fun, my father used to bring chocolates and we all had our share.

Happy Chocolate Day to all!!!