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Swayamvar: Mika Di Vohti: Mika Singh On Thoughts That Celebs Don't Marry Their Partner After Show Wraps Up
Popular singer Mika Singh has finally decided to find his partner in Swayamvar: Mika Di Vohti, the show which will be aired on Star Bharat soon. It will be hosted by Shaan and several celebrity guests will be gracing the show. Recently, Mika spoke about the show and revealed what he thinks about the popular thought that celebrities don't marry their partners after the show wraps up.
In
an
interview
ETimes
TV,
Mika
mentioned
that
all
girls
who
are
coming
on
the
show
know
that
they
are
coming
to
be
his
life
partner
and
they
know
that
he
is
an
established
name.
The
singer
is
okay
if
a
girl
wants
to
get
married
to
him
for
his
name
and
fame.
He
feels
nothing
is
wrong
with
it,
as
everyone
wants
to
marry
someone
who
is
well-to-do
and
settled,
even
parents
look
for
a
bride
or
groom
who
is
well
settled
in
life,
nobody
wants
their
kids
to
marry
a
struggler.
The singer is ready to give up his bachelorhood and also shared that all the celebrities who have come on the show are his family as they are part of his life and hence they are part of his life's decision.
He said, "Daler paaji, is my brother and like a father figure to me, Shaan I've known for more than 20 years now, Kapil Sharma is my brother, Bhumi, Jaspinder Narula ji, Farah Khan or Raveena Tandon, I share very close bond with all these people and that's why they are here. They are not coming here as celebrities but as my friends."
Reacting to the popular thought that celebrities don't marry after the show wraps up, the singer said, "I would like to tell all the people who will be watching the show that after seeing the previous Swayamvars, they must be thinking that celebrities don't end up getting married to their partners after the show. They break-up after the show. But I would like to say that divorces and break-ups are a part of life. People are getting divorced after being married for 20 years, having kids and all. So they should not doubt our shows. There are so many beautiful jodis who part ways within 2 years of marriage as they don't get along and sometimes I feel bad for them."
He said that in today's time, the thinking of people has changed a lot and today's youth has become very broad-minded. Also, if they don't get along, they happily part ways.
Talking about his experience of meeting the girls, he said, "I am getting along with the girls. When I am on a date with them whatever you have seen in the promos all that is real. It is all organic. With all the dates, my relationship with the girls is getting stronger. I am giving a lot of importance to my bonding with the girls I am meeting and how good friends we have become. But the toughest part of the show is to eliminate people or tell them that we don't have a future together."
