Undeniably Aishwarya Rai is one of the best actresses of Bollywood and has a powerful presence. She has always been admired by her fans, critics and has been known for her powerful performances. Aishwarya had a love-and-hate relationship with Salman Khan and Vivek Oberoi. Now, Vivek made a rare, subtle comment on his ex-Aishwarya and spoke about how he emerged out of bad and toxic relationships.
Vivek appeared on Dr Jai Madaan’s YouTube channel where he spoke about how if he did not know the purpose of his life, he would have been in a plastic life around people with plastic smiles. He also acknowledged the differences between him, Salman and Aishwarya and said that "May God bless them". The Saathiyaa actor, who came out of relationships that drained him emotionally said:
“Perhaps I would’ve become a superficial person, living a superficial life. Perhaps I would’ve become plastic myself, among people with plastic smiles. If people troll me now, I don’t care. Because I know my purpose in life, I know what is most important to me.”
When the actor was asked about his ex-Aishwarya's husband, Abhishek he called Junior Bachchan a sweetheart and a nice person. Vivek sees himself as an entrepreneur and a philanthropist said he was glad to have found a greater purpose in his life. He is proud to have come out of the most difficult phase of his life that had impacted him on an emotional level. He felt that experiences celebrities have in terms of relationships amplify in heaps and bounds. Vivek revealed that when a star undergoes a breakup it becomes world news.
Vivek, going further in the interview gave a beautiful piece of advice for anyone who is undergoing a breakup. He revealed that if someone is leaving your life, think of it this way. If a child drops his lollipop in the mud, his mother won’t allow him to eat it because it is dirty, would she? Life will give everyone a new partner. The longer one stays with pain the more it grows.
Vivek revealed that sometimes we go into abusive relationships, relationships where people are using us, people are not valuing us, not respecting us. You go into that relationship because you haven’t identified your self-worth. You think it’s right to have a fatalist attitude, thinking, ‘I don’t care, I can give my life also’. However, he thinks that one has to value one self.
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Once, in an interview with Bollywood Bubble, when the actor was asked about his tumultuous relation with Aishwarya, he said he would not like to answer the question as it was done and dusted. It was in 2003 that the pair separated as Salman reportedly had threatened the actor to destroy his career in Hindi cinema.
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