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I’ve partied till dawn and gone for yoga, says actor Ridhima Sud

She loves to eat chocolate any time of the week and prefers house parties over clubbing

Updated on: Oct 9, 2015, 16:42:28 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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Q: Dine out, order in, or cook a meal on weekends?

“I can cook a five-course meal. I can make some nice Butter Chicken,” says Sud.
“I can cook a five-course meal. I can make some nice Butter Chicken,” says Sud.

Depends on the mood.

Q: Can: cook a five-course meal/a sandwich/boil water/don’t know how the gas works.

I can cook a five-course meal. I can make some nice Butter Chicken, which my aunt taught me.

Q: On weekends: work out like it’s just another day/go easy/exercise…what’s that?

Exercise — what’s that?

Q: Strictly salads and grilled chicken, or cheese/chocolate cheat for the weekend?

Chocolate. Always.

Q: Where do you party?

House parties are more my thing.

Q: Street food that makes your day?

Pani Puri. I would order it a day in advance before landing in India from New York University (where she was a student). Always my first meal out of the airport.

Q: Party till dawn or wake up for yoga at dawn?

Can do both. I’ve partied till dawn and gone straight for yoga once.

Q: A movie/book I’ve been meaning to catch up on.

Whiplash (2014).

Q: What one thing can totally make your weekend?

A good massage.

Q: What one thing can break it?

Not being able to sleep in.

Q: A TV show you could watch reruns of all Sunday.

Seinfeld.

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