Siddharth Chatterjee a sports freak, who love power-lifting and
wrestling, also a daring person who participated in Roadies season lately. I
had a little chit-chat with him and here are some interesting things about him
I got to know. So, let us have a look-
Q. How do you start your day?
I wake up at 4:30 am
daily (no matter what the weather is), then I do cycling and yoga and then some exercise. I actually avoid oily foods, soft drinks, tea and coffee.
Q. What includes in your diet?
I eat boiled eggs, milk
with protein and banana for breakfast, then boiled chicken for lunch and then
again boiled chicken with chapattis at dinner. Being a sportsperson you have to
take good care of your health. I always keep that thing in mind and carry on
my diet accordingly.
Q. What about your hairstyle?
Previously I had
different hairstyle, secret behind this hairstyle goes to Roadies audition in
Noida, where I had to complete some daring task which proved me as a different
person.
Q. Actor/actress you hate the most.
Shah Rukh Khan I don’t
like him since my childhood.
Q. Actor/actress you like.
Salman Khan, Amir Khan,
John Abraham, Vin Diesel and John Cena and from actresses I like Ayesha Takia
Azmi, Jacqueline Fernandez, Yami Gautam and Angelina Jolie.
Q. Person you want to get married.
Yami Gautam, if she ever
come in front of me I will definitely marry her.
Q. Your ideal person?
Steve Cook.
Q. You like wrestling too much, who is your favourite
wrestler?
Randy Orton. Because he
knows how to play it wisely.
Q. Can you cook?
(Smiling) No, I cannot
cook, but can make coffee and omelette. If you’ll ever try coffee made by
me you’ll forget coffees from Barista, Café Coffee Day, etc.
Q. Tell me something about your family.
I have a very small
family just me, my brother, my mom and dad. My dad is in Hindustan Aeronautics
Limited, my mom is a music teacher and my younger brother is studying B.Tech
from Babu Banarsi Das University and he is just opposite of me.
Q. Your dream place?
Mumbai. I love this
place and I will definitely buy a house there in near future.
Q. Friends you made in this class and why only them?
Prashant and Vipra.
Because both helped me when I needed their help.
Q. Your favourite food?
Non-veg (mostly). I love
chicken korma.
Q. Your favourite restaurant/hotel?
Wahid’s Restaurant.
Q. What are your views about the treatment of society
toward acid attack victim and rape victim girls?
For acid attack victims,
they want more support from their family to cope up with the world as compared
to rape victims, because they lost their identity. Rape is also one of the biggest
issue but once they get married then they have a support of their husband.
Q. Will you marry someone who is acid attack victim
or rape victim?
My all opinions about
her will be positive. I really don’t care what had happened to her, all I want
is that she has a good nature.
Q. Will you help a girl who's harassed in public
or any other place by men?
Yes, I will definitely
help her. I actually helped a girl when I was in BA-2nd year, she
was a student of French and she was Mexican. As she was a foreigner, so her
clothing was also different from Indian girls. I was getting late for my class
and I was going up the stairs to attend my class and she was coming down,
behind her were four boys, all of a sudden she slipped from the stairs. Those boys
instead of helping her, they were laughing at her and then they were passing
absurd comments. I helped her from that situation and after that we became friends.
Q. Are you from Lucknow?
No, I am not from
Lucknow. I was born in Bengal. When I was in class 3rd my father was transferred in Amethi at first and then Lucknow, from then on I live here.
Q. Why you opted this course?
I completed my
graduation from Lucknow University. While completing my graduation I was thinking
to study professional course which has some great value, so that is why I opted
for MA-JMC.
Q. What you wanted to become in your life?
Sports Journalist.
Because I am a sports person.
Q. Most embarrassing moment of your life.
It was about 2009, I went
to someone’s marriage party with my family and at that time I was skinny. My
father’s friend wanted to see both of his sons, my father called us and introduced
me and my brother Yatharth to him. That uncle saw me and laughed at me and then
he said to my father that why didn’t you give him something to eat. That
incident hurt me straight to my heart and then I promised myself to be a
healthy person.
Q. Your most memorable moment.
In the beginning, before
becoming a champion of power-lifting, when I went for the state-trial, I saw
there were many body-builders standing in the queue, as I was not fully
prepared and watching other competitors only made me anxious and embarrassed
both at the same time and in my mind I was thinking that I won’t be selected.
But luck played its part and I got selected in Top 10.
Q. Your biggest achievement till date?
I played two times
under-19 cricket for Uttar Pradesh. Two times power-lifting championship and
three times power-lifting championship National level for Lucknow University,
securing second position continuously 3 years.
Q. Fitness for you…
Being a fit person, we
can do any work easily. I always want to see myself as a fit person. I can’t
bear to see myself ugly. I placed a mirror of my size in my room. I never wanted to hear any bad comments regarding my health or physique.
