Megha Ray: It’s a simple birthday

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Updated At : 01:47 PM Sep 04, 2020 IST

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Megha Ray celebrated her lockdown birthday with her parents. Sharing details, Megha says, “I was expecting my lockdown birthday to be pretty ordinary but surprisingly this was one of my best birthdays so far. My mom baked a cake and I decorated it with melting chocolate although the decoration ended up looking like a three-year-old kid’s work but still it was great fun.”

She adds, “I felt like a child again. I decorated the house with fairy lights, and we put on some music and we danced. We had a blast. This was a beautiful experience and it brought things into perspective that even in the most difficult circumstances, you can find reasons to be happy.”

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