Well, he stated that âWe all change on a daily basis. When something cataclysmic happens, you change more drastically than you expect. When I went to the US after the failure of my last film, on some level it was an escape. People deal with situations differently, I chose to deal with it my way by travelling, healing, rejuvenating and then repeating it all over againâŠ
The desire to protect your relationship when you are open to public scrutiny is natural. There is too much guessing, speculations et al happening. In such a scenario, it gets more difficult to let go (for both you and your partner). Dating issues for normal couples are a lot more generic. In our world, it is harder to hold on to relationships. I usually avoid speaking about my personal life but in the case of my last relationship (with Preeti Desai), it was difficult to keep it under wraps. She, too, was an actor. We were doing a film together. If I could, I wouldâve happily lied and said I am single. I donât feel the reason, to tell the truth. If I were dating someone who is completely averse to the limelight, I wouldâve gone a step ahead and protected her. Though in all likelihood, I wouldâve never met someone like that; they wouldâve run away long before hitting the relationship stage (laughs). But being questioned about my personal life is not something alien to me. Even as a kid, classmates asked pointed personal questions about my family. I have conditioned myself to handle it with maturity. A lot was written about my break-up, a lot of it was bitter but I donât get affected by it. In an environment where people believe any publicity is good publicity, you realise there is no point getting affected by things as long as it doesnât come between your relationship or work.â
Well, the actor has said very kind and gentle words and he seemed to be very upset with his break up but he has chosen a right way to deal with. Well, Heâs coming back with a bang with Happy Bhag Jayegi and is currently giving various interviews to promote the movie.
