Archita Sahu in funny mood

Archita Sahu tells us that she would want to read the diary of former Indian president APJ Abdul Kalam...
When was the last time you kissed?
That was when I did the film titled “Kede Tame Naha Kede Mu Nahi”. I was playing a newly-married girl and had to kiss on screen.
If you have to explain Twitter to your grandmother, how will you do it?
I am not into social networking. But if I had to explain Twitter to my grandmother, I would say that it is a mode for sending messages and chatting with friends when we are far away from them.
What is the last thing you bought for 5?
I had bought a bar of chocolate.
What would be the last words of yours in your love letter?
If I have to write a love letter, it will definitely mean that my love is far away from me. So my last words will be based on that. I would end my letter with the words: “Miss you, love you and lots of kisses”.
If you were to introduce your partner to your conservative grandmother, what would you say?
I will first introduce my partner as a good friend of mine. Then I will make all attempts to ensure that they both share a certain comfort level. Once my grandmother starts liking my partner, I will disclose the truth to her.
Have you ever cheated in a classroom?
I have never carried chits to the examination hall. But yes, during the exams when the attention of the examiner strayed, we used to discuss the answers amongst friends.
Have you ever stolen money to watch a movie?
I never had to do that because I’ve never gone out with friends for a movie. I have always preferred to watch a movie with my family or my cousins.
If you had to go for work on a bandh, what mode of transportation would you like to have — walk, roller skates or horse?
I’d love to skate my way to work on a bandh day.
Have you ever been infatuated with your teacher?
No! Never.
When was the last time you bunked classes?
That was in my eighth semester. Since I had to complete my last-minute studies, I had to bunk classes to prepare.
Whose diary would you like to read?
I would love to read the diary of our former President APJ Abdul Kalam.