On National Ice Cream Day, Bollywood actress Nitanshi Goel shared her affection for the frozen treat, comparing it to the beloved star Shah Rukh Khan and dreaming of a sweet adventure with fellow actors Rashmika Mandanna and Ranveer Singh. She revealed that butterscotch has been her go‑to flavor for as long as she can remember, describing it as “sweet, comforting, and somehow every scoop feels a little nostalgic.”
When asked about the most unique ice cream she has tasted, Goel recalled a memorable visit to Cannes where she sampled a flower‑shaped cone that tasted even better while strolling around the city. She also spoke fondly of spontaneous ice‑cream dates with her family after dinner or a long day, calling them the moments she cherishes most.
Goel said there is no wrong time for ice cream, whether it’s to celebrate, to lift a bad mood, or simply to enjoy a treat. She prefers cones over cups or lollies, especially savoring the last crunchy, chocolaty bite, sometimes saving it for someone she loves. She added that ice cream instantly makes her smile and brings out the childlike excitement in her.
In a playful twist, Goel imagined herself as an ice‑cream flavor, choosing butterscotch again for its “sweet, simple, a little old‑school, and hopefully comforting” qualities. She loves having ice cream while traveling or by the beach, finding new places and flavors add to her happiness. Her favorite person to share an ice cream with is her family, as it lengthens conversations and makes outings special.
Goel admitted that ice cream has often been her mood savior, especially after long shooting days, turning a single scoop into an instant lighter feeling. She equated Shah Rukh Khan with an ice cream because he is “warm and comforting” and adored by every generation.
Looking ahead, Goel would love an ice‑cream escapade with Rashmika Mandanna, who she thinks would be as excited to try every flavor, and Ranveer Singh, who could turn a simple outing into a full celebration. She also announced her own invented flavor, the “Sunshine Scoop,” a blend of mango, vanilla clouds, crunchy waffle bites, and chocolate‑covered almonds that she says would feel like a warm hug in dessert form. She claims she would be first in line to buy it.










