Dussehra EXCLUSIVE: ‘Dimpy Pandit’ Harshita Gaur Revisits Childhood Memories Of Ravan Dahan In Delhi; Shares, “As A Kid, I Used To Play Sita Mata In Plays”

Actress Harshita Gaur, known for portraying Princey in Waiting Hai, Dimpy Pandit in Mirzapur and Sanyukta in Sadda Haq, has explored diverse characters throughout her career. While her work has taken her across different stories and roles, her roots in Delhi continue to hold a special place in her life, particularly when it comes to the city’s much-loved Dussehra celebrations.

In exclusive snippets shared with Bollywood Bubble, the actress revisits fond childhood memories growing up in the capital city and how it was an integral part of her life as a kid. Read on to know all she shared.

Harshita Gaur Gets Nostalgic About Dussehra In Delhi As A Kid

During our interaction, Harshita Gaur revealed that Dussehra brings back fond memories of her growing up in Delhi. She reveals that as a kid she witnessed the grandeur of Ravan Dahan and even participated in school and society celebrations. She said, “Dussehra in Delhi has a charm of its own, especially when you look back at it through childhood memories. I remember the excitement around the huge Ravan effigies and how the entire city came alive during the festive season.”

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She revealed that as a child, she would often play Maa Sita in the plays organised during Dussehra. This participation made the festival a cherished part of her childhood and formed her early connection with Indian traditions. She stated, “As a kid, I used to play Sita Mata in the plays that would happen in school or on our society grounds during Dussehra, and those memories have stayed with me.”:

Talking about how she would spend the day as a child, Harshita Gaur said, “Going out with family, being part of the celebrations and experiencing that sense of togetherness made the festival so special. Today, when I look back, it’s these simple moments that I cherish the most. The memories stay with you long after childhood”

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Beyond acting, Harshita’s love for Indian culture finds expression in her passion for dance and Kathak, an art form that celebrates rhythm, expression and storytelling. For her, Dussehra is a reminder of the rich traditions that bring communities together and keep India’s cultural heritage alive across generations.

Happy Dussehra to all our readers.

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