Hum Bhi Agar Bachche Hote is a 2016 Indian film that delves into the nostalgic reminiscences of various television actors about their childhoods. The film features interviews where actors share cherished memories, reflecting on the simplicity and joy of their early years. For instance, Vahbbiz Dorabjee recalls her school days filled with extracurricular activities like basketball and singing, considering them the best days of her life. Similarly, Rohitash V Gour reminisces about his childhood in Shimla, particularly a memorable day when heavy snowfall led to a beautiful, pollution-free landscape.

The narrative structure of the film is built around these personal anecdotes, offering viewers a glimpse into the actors’ pasts and the experiences that shaped them. Jasmin Bhasin visualizes herself with her grandfather and younger brother in Kota’s Chambal Garden, highlighting the happiness of those Sundays. Ankit Siwach reflects on playing cricket with his younger brother in their house lawn, a pastime that dominated much of his childhood. These stories collectively underscore the universal longing for the innocence and carefree nature of childhood, making the film a heartfelt tribute to the formative years that define us all.