'Rani Rashmoni' fame Ananya Guha shares her mantra to stay fit and happy during lockdown

Actress Ananya Guha aka

Pushpo

of period-drama ‘

Rani Rashmoni

’ is a chirpy girl in real life. Ananya, who is in class X, has her secret ingredient to be happy amid the

lockdown

.

“I follow a routine to stay healthy. I wake up in the morning and follow some freehand exercises to stay fit. Then I have breakfast. Mom cooks yummy dishes for us,” she giggled while sharing.

The actress will have her board exam next year and has been preparing hard since she doesn’t have any shoot now. She also attends online classes conducted by her school.

“Due to the shooting schedule, I can’t attend classes regularly. My teachers help me a lot. Now, we are having online classes and I am attending those meticulously. I am preparing for my upcoming board exam, too.” But the actress is also having some fun-time with her sister

Alokananda

, who is also a popular actress.

“I am spending quality time with my family. It helps me to stay happy amid lockdown. I have a great time with my sister. We chat, we dance together, enjoy the time just like we have our share of fights.” When asked who wins, the actress proudly declared that she, being the younger sister, wins most of the fights. “It is needless to say who wins, after all, I am the youngest,” she laughed out loud.

Ananya is also learning piano. Apart from that, the young actress has a newfound love these days. She loves spending more time in the kitchen honing her culinary skills under the guidance of her mom. “I am learning cooking from mom. I have made cheese balls, tacos, and other dishes. Most of my experiments in the kitchen are turning out to be good,” she added.

She started her career with the TV show ‘Gouridan’ after doing a movie as a child artist. That was just a start. She has done shows like ‘Khonar Bochon’, ‘

Joy Baba Loknath

’, ‘Mahaprabhu Sree Chaitanya’ and others. The actress, who stepped into the showbiz when she was 7 years old, shared that she has always been passionate about acting. “Since childhood, we cherished looking at the actors on-screen. That was a magical world for us. Both I and my sister shared our desire with mom and she took us for an audition. We got selected, too. Our parents have always stood by us and encouraged.”