Q. Do you enjoy monsoon?
A. Yeah. I just love it. I wait all the while for this period (monsoon) of the year.

Q. What do you find so special about monsoon?
A. My skin glows during monsoon and that's what makes me so happy about the season. I feel very charged up even if I have to work for the whole day.

Q. And what do you hate about this season?
A. It's traveling in Mumbai. You know how each and every road in this city gets dug up by pressure of vehicles and dirty water blogs here and there into them. It gets really dirty and I feel so bad about them.

Q. What do you miss the most while it rains heavily all around?
A. To be frank I miss a boyfriend. At the same time I do miss going for a long drive with him. And I also do miss the massala tea and kande pakode at the highway during that long drive.

Q. How do you like to spend your days if it pouring hard?
A. I like to enjoy TV and have hot chocolate during such periods. Besides, I also like to play crossword with my friends and not to forget net surfing.

Q. Generally people relate monsoon with romance. What's your opinion?
A. I also do believe in the same opinion. I do visualize meeting my soul mate for the first time during monsoon only.

Q. Which one is your favourite song picturised on monsoon?
A. It's ‘Pyaar hua iqraar hua hai...', from Raj Kapoor-Nargis starrer film ‘Shri 420'.

Q. How would you like to dress yourself while going out in monsoon?
A. To be true to you, I don't travel by bus or train so I don't have to bother about dress at all. Generally I do travel by car only.

Q. What's your favourite monsoon dish?
A. As I already have told you that I love to have pakode during this season. And I just love pakode with lots of mirchi in them. It's sad that I cannot eat too many of them I am prone to have pimples due to them.

Q. Any memory attached to monsoon?
A. I went to Mud Island with all my friends in the last monsoon. One of my friends has a farm house over there. We enjoyed horse riding and many others activities at the beach. I still can't forget those days. - Rajnee Gupta