Isha Malviya-Samarth Jurel breakup: ‘Bigg Boss 17’ contestants Isha Malviya and Samarth Jurel recently ended their relationship. While Samarth confirmed the breakup a few days back, Isha has now opened up about the same.
In a conversation with Hindustan Times, Isha shared that the breakup occurred immediately after their exit from Bigg Boss
Isha-Samarth broke up immediately after Bigg Boss
“The breakup happened immediately after we came out of Bigg Boss. I still remember that at the Holi party, Samarth and I were trying to pretend that we were still on good terms. We were talking and dancing, but uske baad aisa nahi ho pa raha tha. So, we gave closure to ourselves, and we moved on. Abhi nahi jam raha hai to zabardasti ghaseetenge to kya fayda,” she was quoted as saying by Hindustan Times.
Isha to focus on her career
Addressing her approach to personal relationships, the 20-year-old actor told Hindustan Times, “Mujhe jo pasand hai main wahi karti aayi hun aur aage bhi main wahi karungi. But I have to listen to my parents. Abhi unka ye take hai meri personal zindagi pe ki ye sab cheezein hoti rahengi, so you focus on it later. Right now, it’s very important for me to focus on my professional life. This time won’t come back, and I don’t want to regret later that when I had time to work, I was involved in other things. So, abhi main apne parents ki baat sunn rahi hun and jo ho gaya so ho gaya.”
Isha on scrutiny around her personal life
Isha was earlier dating her Udaariyaan co-actor Abhishek Kumar, who was also a part of Bigg Boss 17. Samarth made a wild card entry, putting Isha in an awkward position, as she had mentioned on the show that she is not dating anyone. Her personal life was thus scrutinised on national television.
Acknowledging the scrutiny that comes with being a public figure, Malviya said, “I don’t regret anything. Maine decision liya tha jane ka and the things that are coming my way, wo main handle kar rahi hun apne hisaab se,” she said.
Isha further said that she is focusing on her work and is happy.
