Rahul Dev reveals he was hesitant about dating Mugdha Godse after his wife’s death for THESE reasons – Times of India

Talking about the same, he reportedly said that when he was married, he never hid the fact that he was a married man. He hadn’t even done a film at that time. According to him, if there is someone who is important to you, there is no reason to hide them.

Elaborating further about entering into a relationship again after his wife’s untimely demise, Rahul stated that anyone who has had a fantastic first relationship would always have doubts about the next one. The actor revealed that he used to wonder if it is right, in this day and age. He was also worried about his son and if it would hurt him if he moved on in his life. Rahul also added that once his son got to know about their relationship, there was nothing to hide from the world.

Earlier, in an exclusive interview with ETimes, Rahul revealed if Mugdha and he have any marriage plans. He said, “I have been there on that side and I feel it is a big pressure that society puts on people. When I look at relationships today, either it has meaning or it doesn’t. It is as simple as that. People go out of the way to have a big wedding. They don’t do it for themselves, they do it for their family or relatives. There is a lot of pressure. This custom of having a big wedding has been followed since ages. Why should we not question it? What do you ultimately want in a relationship? You want to be happy mutually and co-exist genuinely. There is no ownership. If somebody is yours, you don’t have to put a tag on them.”

Further, he added, “Reena and I were dating for six-and-a-half years. Her father was unwell so we got engaged. Unfortunately, her father never got to see us get married. We were happy together, if it was not for him, we would not have married at all. It is not like I have been married once so I don’t want to get married again. Even Mugdha has the same viewpoint. To spend our hard-earned money into a big wedding to impress people who will never be satisfied is waste. We would rather spend that money on yourself. We go on holidays, do things together and we are happy.”