TV newest couple - Sadiya Siddiqui and Raj Logani of Saathii Re

Saturday, June 02, 2007

Looks like, there is another cougar –cub relationship in the showbiz world. Lately there have been reports of a blossoming romance on the sets of the Star One TV show Saathii Re. Sources claim that actress Sadiya Siddiqui who acts Saathii Re as well as Saat Phere, is seeing her much younger co-star Raj Logani. Interestingly Raj plays the character of Shalaka Bhabhi a k a Sadiya"s youngest brother-in-law in the show.

If reports are to be believed, the pair spend hours together on the sets of the show and sometimes even spend a lot of time locked up in each other"s makeup rooms. Says a source from the sets of the show, “Sadiya and Raj spend considerable time together. It"s evident that something is brewing between the two." But when contacted, Sadiya Siddiqui chose to deny the link up. “We are just good friends. We just eat and sing together and there is nothing else. I am just looking at my acting and not going around with anyone", said the actress.

Raj Logani was infuriated to hear the query. Retorted Raj, “All these rumors are rubbish as I and Sadiya are just good friends. She is a more experienced actor (with an experience of almost 15 years) and so I usually take advice from her about acting and sometimes we do discuss some family problems, but that"s that".

He also seemed pretty upset about the fact that his link ups make more news than his acting. After all, a year or so back, Raj was also linked up with Snigdha Akolkar from the now off air Sahara TV show Hare Kaanch Ki Choodiyaan “All these rumors are just made up and nothing is real about them. Like in the past, it will just die off after a few days as nothing is true. But the media doesn"t realise that they are spoiling the image of the actor as people believe them", moaned the actor.

But our source continues to maintain the same stance. “It"s very evident from their body language that something is on. How can one stop the world from talking if wrong signals are given out and lessons in experience are taken behind closed doors?" adds the source.