Aditya Deshmukh says that he has never been very fond of monsoons. The actor adds that stepping out for work becomes very difficult.
“I think I am the only one who would say this, but I really hate monsoons. I used to love it during my childhood days because all we did then was play, but now that we have grown up, we have understood traffic, waterlogging, nature, and how we present ourselves in meetings or events. However, everything gets ruined sometimes because of the monsoons. It becomes very difficult to step out,” he says.
He adds, “I think everybody faces these challenges because they can't be stopped. It’s an act of God and nature. But because of heavy rainfall, there are a lot of problems, such as falling trees, short circuits, and numerous accidents that leave everyone feeling helpless. Traffic is a significant issue because heavy rainfall sometimes causes fog, which may lead to accidents. The only thing that can be done is to be very alert while driving the car. Always check the car's wheels, brakes, etc.; if they're not in proper condition, it can be very dangerous.”
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May 24, 2026Ask him what his childhood memories of the monsoon are, and he says, “My childhood memories are very special. I always used to go play football. We used to run all over because everything was filled with water. We used to make boats and have races. Even if we had our school's best day, despite knowing we might catch a cold, we couldn't miss it
