Alia Bhatt and Shaheen Bhatt share their favourite childhood memories together

Besides being one of the most successful stars working in the Hindi film industry, Alia Bhatt also has a YouTube channel which is reportedly loved by her fans. The actor is often seen posting videos on her YouTube channel where she can be seen making her fans more acquainted with her life. This time around, Alia  Bhatt posted a video along with her sister Shaheen Bhatt where the two revealed their favourite childhood memory.

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Alia Bhatt and Shaheen Bhatt's favourite childhood memory

Alia Bhatt posted a video titled Sister Tag, where two answered questions in reference to one another. Alia and Shaheen were asked to reveal the funniest memory shared between the two. To this Alia Bhatt was quick to reply that her sister Shaheen Bhatt would always play pranks on her. 

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Alia revealed that when she was younger, Shaheen would pretend to be dead and fall on the ground in order to scare her. Shaheen Bhatt also weighed in by saying that since Alia was younger, she did not have a grasp on the concept of death. Thus, Shaheen would have to pretend for five minutes before Alia could understand that something is wrong. The two jokingly concluded saying that the memory was rather traumatic than a funny one. 

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In the same video, various other revelations about their childhood were made Alia and Shaheen. Alia Bhatt revealed that Shaheen has always bullied her as a child. To this, Shaheen was quick to reply saying that the bullying was more of making fun of Alia for being the younger sister. 

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