There
is
nothing
quite
like
growing
up
with
brothers
and
sisters.
Although
there
would
be
times
when
you
wish
you
were
only
child,
but
the
moments
you
spend
with
your
brothers
and
sisters
are
memorable
ones
and
for
life
time.
They
are
your
first
best
friends,
as
you
get
to
share
a
lot
of
fun
moments
and
even
your
good
and
bad
days!
They
listen
to
you
when
you
need
and
support
in
every
way.
Raksha
Bandhan
is
around
the
corner
and
it
is
favourite
festival
for
siblings
as
they
get
to
celebrate
their
unconditional
love
for
each
other
on
this
day
in
a
special
way.
On
this
special
occasion,
sisters
tie
Rakhis
on
their
brothers'
hands
and
the
latter
would
present
them
a
gift
as
a
mark
of
protection
and
love.
Aditya
Ojha,
who
played
the
role
of
Yug
Pratap
Rajput
in
Namak
Issk
Ka
got
nostalgic
as
we
asked
him
about
his
childhood
Raksha
Bandhan
memories.
About
Rakshabandhan,
Aditya
told
Filmibeat,
"Rakshabandhan
is
a
very
important
festival
in
India
because
every
brother
and
sister
bond
is
really
special."
When
we
asked
about
his
childhood
memories,
he
shared
a
funny
moment
that
will
leave
you
in
splits.
As
we
all
know,
in
childhood,
since
kids
do
not
have
money
to
present
their
sisters,
their
parents
would
help
them.
They
would
give
the
money
or
gift
and
ask
their
kids
to
give
it
to
their
sisters.
In
Aditya's
case
also
same
thing
happened!
He
told
us,
"I
remember
when
I
was
a
kid
my
sister
used
tie
rakhi
and
in
return
dad
gave
me
cash
to
give
it
to
my
sister.
Once
dad
gave
me
Rs
1,000
and
asked
me
to
give
it
to
my
sister.
But
I
kept
Rs
500
to
myself
as
I
was
running
short
of
pocket
money.
When
this
secret
came
out,
my
whole
family
was
laughing."