Rishi Kapoor Was Better As A Husband Than A Boyfriend, Neetu Wrote In Book
Rishi Kapoor the husband was infinitely better than Rishi Kapoor the boyfriend, his wife and companion for more than four decades Neetu Singh once wrote in a book.
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oi-Sanyukta Thakare
By Pti
Rishi
Kapoor
the
husband
was
infinitely
better
than
Rishi
Kapoor
the
boyfriend,
his
wife
and
companion
for
more
than
four
decades
Neetu
Singh
once
wrote
in
a
book.
The
actor
passed
away
on
Thursday
morning
at
a
hospital
in
Mumbai
after
two-year
long
battle
with
cancer.
He
was
67.
In
Khullam
Khulla:
Rishi
Kapoor
Uncensored,
the
autobiography
of
Rishi
Kapoor
co-written
by
Meena
Iyer,
the
actor
had
penned
the
afterword'.
After
playing
romantic
leads
in
many
films
such
as
Kabhi
Kabhie,
Amar
Akbar
Anthony,
Khel
Khel
Mein,
Rishi
Kapoor
and
Neetu
Singh
tied
the
knot
in
1980.
Neetu
took
a
break
from
movies
after
marriage
only
to
return
on
the
silver
screen
with
Love
Aaj
Kal
in
2009
with
her
husband.
They
featured
together
in
Do
Dooni
Chaar
in
2010,
Jab
Tak
Hai
Jaan'
in
2012
and
Besharam
in
2013."Our
dating
days
were
filled
with
so
much
tension
that
it
was
a
relief
to
finally
get
married.
Before
I
got
married,
my
daily
routine
was
fixed.
I
would
shoot
until
8.30
pm,
pack
up
and
go
out
for
a
drive
or
dinner
with
my
possessive
boyfriend,
Neetu
wrote
in
the
book,
published
by
HarperCollins
in
2017.
Marriage
was
a
way
out
of
this
routine
for
me.
I
wanted
to
relax,
not
have
to
report
for
work
or
have
meetings.
I
got
exactly
what
I
wanted
a
husband,
a
home,
a
family.
I
made
the
right
choice
in
every
way
because
Rishi
Kapoor
the
husband
was
infinitely
better
than
Rishi
Kapoor
the
boyfriend."
She
said
as
a
boyfriend,
the
Kapoor
scion
was
so
brash
and
incorrigible
that
her
colleagues
would
feel
sorry
for
her.
For
instance,
I
had
no
makeup
man
and
enjoyed
doing
my
own
makeup.
While
I
was
getting
ready,
he
would
barge
into
my
room,
ruin
my
makeup
with
an
eyeliner
pencil,
and
stand
there
laughing.
Or
he'd
grab
my
bag
and
empty
its
contents
on
the
road.
They
were
silly,
bratty
little
ways
of
troubling
me.
And
he'd
constantly
crib
about
my
clothes."
"Unlike
when
he
was
a
boyfriend,
as
a
husband
Rishi
has
never
given
me
cause
for
concern
about
our
relationship,
she
said.