People who belong from 80s and early 90s  era would of course agree how awesome our childhood was.

From fun outdoor games to one rupee chocolates to disney shows, these memories will always be cherished.

Today we thought of going down memory lane and compile some fun child hood memories.

So read on and get nostalgic by gandering below some of the 90s stuff that 90’s kid can relate to.

1.  We use to stay awaited for our  tuitions to end so that we can catch up with our friends and play Pakda Pakdi, Chor Police, stop party, chain chain.

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Come vacation, we could not wait to visit Naani’s place because that always gave us a sense of liberty. We could pursue our sinister whims with impunity and mom would not say a word because Naani is Maa ki maa, after all. We could binge on Achar or fly kites on her rooftop till hours on end breaking free the monotony or routine. But sadly, time seemed to pass faster on those vacations and we had to come back home. Needless to say, when we time travel into happy days in childhood, Naani’s house memories occupy a huge space. We could do these things in Naani’s place that we always have happy tears over:

We could binge on Achaar:

We are not least bit apologetic about repeating this after already having mentioned in the introduction. Achar made by Naani was always our favorite and it tasted way better when we sneakily sabotaged the bottles she left in the rooftop to catch some sun.

The pocket money that Naani gave us:

We would bug Naani out of her sanity for money until she finally gave in. Happy, we would throng the next grocery shop for some Phantom cigarettes or other indulgences. But Mama always played the villain as he asked her share in the money, albeit to tease us.

Naani ke haath ka khana:

We would give anything to get those delectable dishes served in succession with utmost adoration. Naani always made sure to make our favorite dishes at the news of our arrival. We could not even wait to wash our hands and gorge on them. Anything that Naani made, charmed our hearts effortlessly because of the main spice that she used abundantly, Pyaar. 

Those hand-me-down gifts:

Naani’s wardrobe was a treasure-trove of collectibles which belonged to her younger days. We would always wait like hawks when she would allow us to lay our hands on them, just out of curiosity. But we would be overwhelmed with joy if she handed them down to us. That pleasure is unparalleled.

Gully-cricket FTW:

We always had friends awaiting us in Naani’s muhalla and we could not wait to hit the streets to play cricket for hours. We would just stop for lunch and snacks and those fun and frolics would not seem to stop. Such fun days they were.

Naani’s parting shots:

Naani had the warmest parting shots that always made us emotional and stayed with us for long. We came back home with heavy hearts, waiting when we can go back there again.

Naani’s house gave us the best memories in our childhood. We were pampered as heck there and our true colors were never judged.

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Childhood will never come back and those were the golden days of our lives. We did a lot of frolic and gambol, fooled around with distinct lightness of spirit. Sitting in solitude, our minds still dwell in the past where there were innocence, simplicity and small things made us happy and we call it childhood.

While relaying the anecdotes from our youth where we had no access to phones or social media, we mention about playing games, like real games not the online ones. The time we spent outdoors heaped us with happy memories for a lifetime. We took life with unconcerned casualness at that segment and did a few things those were priceless. Here are them to make you more nostalgic:
Playing Carrom Board:
Playing carom during the evening in summer holidays was the best thing to do in life. There were even carom matches held and we as kids, always looked forward to participate in those. Not to mention, all of us wanted the queen to make ours.

Talking on landline phone:

No matter how much our feet ached, we didn’t mind chatting away with our friends in those enormous landline phones. Remember doing blank calls just for fun?

Pyjama parties:

After lots of cajoling, when our parents agreed to let us stay in the friend’s place overnight, we spent all night chatting about our respective crushes and imagining things together. Little did we study.

Reading comic books:

Comic books acquired a significant part of our childhood. We even hid those in the fold of text books pretending to study. There were comic books like Tarzan, Chacha Chowdhary, Tintin that took us to a different world.

Going to cyber café:

Since not all the households, in fact most of them hadn’t access to internet. We, as teenagers had to go to the cyber café to use it. There were no Facebook or Instagram back then but MSN Messenger had a huge moment among teenagers.

Getting temporary tattoos:

Remember the water tattoos that came along with chocolate, biscuit packets of some given brands? We thought it was ‘cool’ to stick them upon ourselves. Aww!

Collecting Trump Cards:

Ranging from WWF Trump cards to Cricketer Trump Cards that had pictures of Sachin Tendulkar, Anil Kumble, Ajay Jadeja, Sreesanth, Rahul Dravid in them. Gone are the days, sigh!

Smoking Phantom cigarettes:

This one still feels like yesterday! We bought these for a meagre amount and pretended to be adults while smoking, err! Sucking them.

Cycle competitions:

We were high on adrenaline during coming back home and the inner cyclists came out.

Window shopping:
Whenever there was a new shopping mall opened in the next galli, we nudged our parents to take us there just to window shop.

We lived vividly during our childhood and so want to time-travel back in those days.

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