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Actress Pooja Bhatt was married to Manish Makhija in 2003. Their marriage did not last long. They got divorced in 2014. Now Pooja Bhatt told that after all her relationship with Manish did not work out.
In conversation with Vicky Lalwani, Pooja Bhatt talked about her personal and professional life. He talked about his marriage and divorce.
He said, ‘Many of my friends asked that your marriage has lasted for 11 years, why are you ending it? The answer was no, there was no one else. I wasn’t even thinking about anyone else. I ended my marriage because I felt alone in that relationship. When you live with someone and still feel alone, then that relationship is no longer a relationship. Despite living under the same roof, you slowly start losing each other.
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Pooja told that her relationship with Manish started with friendship and trust but gradually they separated.
Pooja further said, ‘I told him that our relationship started with friendship and trust. I have never looked back and never will. But I think it’s over. We lost each other. And I lost myself as a woman. I want myself back. If I continue the marriage, it will be a lie and I cannot live with a lie.
Pooja Bhatt did not want children
Pooja said, ‘I was very clear, I cannot live my entire life blaming others for my unhappiness. I live my life as per my own. I am fortunate to have had all the relationships I have had in my life. I am living life well now.
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Giving another reason for the marriage not working, Pooja said, ‘Another reason due to which my marriage did not work was that I did not want children. I like children but I didn’t want to be a mother. I worked a lot in my 30s and wanted to achieve a lot but did not feel like becoming a mother. I listened to my body. Luckily we don’t have children. That’s why we were able to think honestly about what was right for us.