Last Updated: January 26, 2024, 16:16 IST
Gulshan Devaiah on giving marriage a second chance
Gulshan Deviah recently opened up on giving marriage a 2nd chance with Kalliroi after their separation.
Gulshan Devaiah and Kallirroi tied the knot in 2012 and were married for eight years before their divorce in 2020. Now, the Guns and Gulaabs actor recently opened up about giving his marriage a second chance and rekindling their romance. In a new interview, the actor shared that the separation was crucial, as the experience taught them how to deal with the hiccups in a better way.
In an interview with the Hindustan Times, Gulshan opened up about why they couldn’t make it work before. “We both love each other dearly and have a deep bond that is still intact. We couldn’t make it work the first time around due to a variety of circumstances, but our circumstances are not the same anymore; we’re not the same. We both grew individually into better versions of ourselves. The separation was crucial to that.”
The actor then shared that they have matured and grown since the first phase of their marriage. “I understand myself better. I’m more secure as a person and professional. I’m better at communicating and accepting things. I have more patience. I am better overall at understanding and handling things,” he added.
When asked how his relationship with Kallirroi has evolved, he shared, “My external circumstances are also more favorable than before, and most importantly, I don’t suffer unnecessarily in my imagination. As of now, it’s one day and one date at a time. We’ve started dating again, and the most planning we currently do is find nice restaurants to go to or destinations to holiday in together. We are both careful not to overthink our current situation.”.
Gulshan also added that he is managing to balance his professional as well as personal lives better. He shared, “It’s tough, and it contributed greatly to the deterioration of our relationship earlier, but we both worked on it and are getting better at keeping work and personal life separate. For example, I don’t take or make work calls or texts before 9 a.m. and after 7 p.m., and Sundays are no work talk days. I’m borrowing the benefits of the 9–5 type of schedule my parents used to work in; their work never came home. At some point, I’ll probably get an office for myself, so I can physically separate myself from work and personal space,” he concluded.
On the work front, Gulshan Devaiah is all set to captivate audiences with his stellar performance in the upcoming film “Little Thomas,” directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Kaushal Oza.
