Vikram
Bhatt
is
hurting
after
his
painful
split
with
his
live-in
girlfriend
Amisha
Patel.
The
couple
spent
five
blissful
years
together
until
she
moved
out
earlier
this
week.
Amisha
is
currently
living
in
her
Lokhandwala
apartment
with
her
cousin.
Couldn't
wait
The
duo
are
still
in
touch
with
each
other.
Says
a
source,
"They
were
trying
to
work
out
their
problems." Amisha
dropped
Vikram
for
London-based
businessman
Kanav
Puri
and
the
pair
have
been
spotted
together.
The
actress
has
also
visited
Delhi,
where
Kanav
lives,
while
in
the
country." However,
a
friend
of
Amisha
blames
Vikram
for
the
split,
"She
waited
for
five
years
for
Vikram
to
commit.
He
told
her
he
would
never
marry
because
his
daughter
would
never
accept
it."
Whatever
the
reason,
this
relationship
definitely
seems
over.
Understandably,
the
director
doesn't
want
to
talk
about
the
break-up.
He
admits
that
they
are
no
longer
together,
"Yes
I
am
not
denying
the
fact
that
the
affair
is
over,
but
what's
the
point
of
going
into
the
past
and
talking
about
why
and
when
it
happened?"
Shayar
toh
nahin...
A
poem
by
Vikram
says
it
all...
If
only
life
was
a
game,
Abandon,
restart,
cheat
and
then
play
again.
If
only
we
could
play
again,
Choices
and
decisions...
nothing
would
be
the
same.
If
only
nothing
would
be
the
same,
Happy,
free,
content-would
be
that
be
us
then?
If
only
we
could
say
what
would
be
us
People,
love,
loss
is
the
bane
of
life
If
that
be
inevitable
then
We
would
be
here,
The
self
same
place
The
self
same
person
Wondering...
If
only..."
Is
he
implying
that
that
he
has
forgotten
and
forgiven
Amisha
and
moved
on?
Vikram
smiles,
"The
beauty
about
poetry
is
that
it
remains
unexplained.
Right
now,
I
am
concentrating
on
completing
1920.
I
would
rather
bury
my
head
in
work
and
move
on
than
talk
about
the
past.
I
had
taken
a
break
for
one
year
after
my
last
film
as
I
wanted
to
cut
myself
off
and
work
on
my
script.
I
was
doing
back
to
back
small
films
and
my
creativity
was
getting
exhausted.
Now
it's
work
and
nothing
else."
Since
when
has
Vikram
been
writing
this
poetry?
"Since
I
realised
that
nothing
is
permanent
except
for
a
piece
of
paper
you
find
years
later
with
a
verse
scribbled
on
it
telling
you
that
you
were
not
completely
happy
then
and
you
are
not
completely
happy
now..."
Story first published: Friday, January 18, 2008, 12:22 [IST]