During a conversation with Pratik Gandhi, Vidya Balan explored the concept of open relationships. Scroll down to read more.
Vidya Balan’s Do Aur Do Pyaar finally hit the big screens on April 19, 2024. The movie featured Pratik Gandhi, Sendhil Ramamurthy and Ileana D’Cruz in lead roles. Revolving around the concept of falling in and out of love, the movie touches upon all these dynamics in a relationship. Vidya Balan and Pratik Gandhi delved into conversations about their personal lives and on-set experiences in the IMDb original series titled ‘Ask Each Other Anything’. During one of the segments, Vidya Balan shared her opinion on the concept of open relations.
Vidya Balan’s Opinion on Open Relationships
During the segment, Pratik inquired about Vidya’s take on the topic. Vidya expressed her reluctance to embrace the concept, emphasising that she strongly believes in monogamy. She highlighted, “I don’t understand the idea of an open relationship. I think you can be open with each other about everything, but when you talk about open relationships and open marriage, you are talking about being okay with your partner being with someone else, sharing your partner with someone else.”
The actor added, “I am not okay with that. I am completely monogamous, and I believe in monogamy. I abhor this concept of open relationship. If it works for you, great, but I cannot fathom how it works for someone.”
The dialogue shifted gears when Vidya inquired about Pratik’s top three film recommendations. In response, he said, ‘The Pursuit of Happyness’, ‘Sadma’, and ‘Hera Pheri’, highlighting their emotional depth and comedic timing as reasons for their appeal. Additionally, Pratik explored the significant teachings he gleaned from his theatre background, underscoring the virtues of humility, selflessness, and storytelling commitment that transcend both theatrical and cinematic realms.
About Do Aur Do Pyaar
Do Aur Do Pyaar was released on April 19, 2024. The movie has received a mixed response from the audience. While the film tries to detangle the fragile threads of messed up marriage, it also gives new perspectives to the audience. The film is directed by Shirsha Guha Thakurta.
