He is, after all, happily married to his wife, Neha.
Arjun reflects on his love life and tells “You should never forget the real reasons why you are together.
“Neha was with me when I was nothing. There were so many times when I was unwell and she was for me. She was there when I had broken down.
“I think of these things and tell myself they are far bigger than any attraction I may have had or any fight we might have had.”
Roohaniyat is your second series on OTT and has enjoyed success. Does it give you a sense of security as an actor?
Yes, of course, it does.
I want to play my character well and I want the show to do well. It benefits everybody.
I like to think about it as one step at a time.
I hope offers keep coming in.
Roohaniyat believes that love is forever. Do you agree?
Yes.
The risk of falling out of love is always a possibility, especially when times are tough.
I have been with Neha for almost two decades now, so I know that love goes through ups and downs.
Honestly, more than love, it’s the relationship that goes through ups and downs. The phases of life change but the love and care are always there.
Today, I’m not the same person I was 10-15 years ago. I have matured. I am wiser. I think differently.
But my care for the person I have fallen in love with remains.
A lot of time people crib that the other person has changed. But people do change, so one must accept it and understand what has changed about the person.
This story is from the September 2022 edition of GLOBAL MOVIE MAGAZINE.
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