Summary: The Mirzapur actor recalled childhood visits to Lucknow, including family treats, Hazratganj rides and her love for the city’s chaat and kebabs.
Shweta Tripathi’s recent visit to Lucknow became an emotional return to memories from her childhood. Although she has lived in different cities, the actor described herself as a daughter of Uttar Pradesh while reflecting on her connection with the state.
A city filled with personal memories
Tripathi said that every visit to Lucknow brings back a sense of nostalgia. Among the memories she shared was the affection of her maternal grandfather, who would give her ₹5. She recalled that the amount felt valuable at the time, but the love attached to it mattered even more.
Her recollections also included familiar tastes and local outings. She remembered enjoying Goldspot, a popular soft drink from her childhood, as well as travelling by scooty to Hazratganj.
Food remains part of the nostalgia
Lucknow’s food culture featured prominently in Tripathi’s memories. She recalled going to Rovers and looking forward to eating chaat and kebabs. Calling herself a big foodie, the actor linked the city’s food with the warmth and familiarity of her earlier visits.
Her comments present Lucknow not simply as a travel destination, but as a place shaped by family moments, favourite foods and everyday experiences. For Tripathi, returning to the city offers a chance to revisit those memories while celebrating her continuing bond with Uttar Pradesh.