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Sweet memories from 90s!

Lets confess, we all loved those colourful sweet balls called toffees and candies. Every kid's prized possession, one look at them now will take you to back down the memory lane.

For those born in mid 80s, these toffees were permament attractions and now are the fondest memories. For people like us, they are also the symbol of simple and less complicated life back then.

Lets take some time to feel the way we used to feel back then and live a part of our childhood, a feeling so special and full of nostalgia:
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Still catch on one of those!
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The Dollar Bite!
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A family treat after dinners
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Melody hai choclaty...dekho kaisi choclaty!
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our very own..white choclate!
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Coffee ya Toffee!?!
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Baratiyon ka swagat tto pan pasand se hoga!

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The orange candies!


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The tranparent ones made them look so attractive

Just a glimpse of these and our mind wanders through the times we used to play on streets & backlanes carefree. The days where we used to wait for evenings, where afternoon sleep was must, where playboxes were those parks in our backyards, where parents encouraged evening play activities.Those days are gone but memories still remain intact. 

These are not just the toffees but our childhood wrapped in colourful papers!


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