Television personality Malaika Arora has openly said about getting married for the second time that she is not cynical about it. In a new interview, Malaika said she would like to take her relationship with Arjun Kapoor “to the next level because I think we are both ready for it.” Malaika praised Arjun, adding that “he is insanely wise for his age, very independent and extremely caring”.
Talking about their age difference, Malaika added that “there was never an issue between us”. Malaika and actor Arjun Kapoor started dating a few years back. The couple made their relationship official on Instagram in 2019.
In an interview with Brides Today, Malaika said, “Of course I thought about it. People think I might be cynical about remarrying, but that’s far from the truth. I believe in the institution, I believe in love and society…everything. I can’t answer when I will get married again because I believe I will leave some aspects of life as a surprise and not plan too much. Planning things constantly drains the joy out of life.”
Talking about Arjun, Malaika said, “I think he is insanely wise for his age and that he has a very deep and strong soul. He is someone who is very independent and extremely caring. I guess they don’t make men like that anymore. I could go on and on, but these are the qualities I admire the most. I feel like I’m in my prime right now and I want to work like this for the next 30 years. I don’t want to sit in the back seat; I want to explore so many businesses, I want to travel and I’d love to set up home with Arjun and take our relationship to the next level because I think we’re both ready for that.”
Malaika, who was earlier married to Arbaaz Khan, broke up with him after a couple of years of marriage. Their divorce was finalized in 2017. They continue to co-parent their son Arhaan Khan.
Malaika was last seen in her reality show Moving In With Malaika. This marked her OTT debut and was streamed on Disney+ Hotstar. She recently appeared in Guru Randhawa’s new song Tera Ki Khayal.
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