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Soni Razdan Says Love Helped Bridge Generational Differences
Soni Razdan talked about her relationship with Mahesh Bhatt.
She said equality is easier when two people love each other.
At first, they sometimes saw things differently, partly because Mahesh is from an older generation.
Soni said she entered the relationship with an open mind.
She believes both of them have grown over the years.
She said Mahesh is good at looking honestly at his own actions.
She also said she is learning to question her own behaviour.
A psychologist said couples can handle differences by listening, accepting feedback and making decisions as equals.
Soni Razdan said love has helped her and Mahesh Bhatt build a sense of equality.
She recalled an initial difference in mindset, which she partly linked to Bhatt being from an older generation.
Razdan said both partners have grown and now feel like best friends.
She praised Bhatt's ability to examine himself and said she is learning to do the same.
Psychologist Rimpa Sarkar said couples can navigate differences through curiosity, feedback and mutual accountability.
- Who
- Actor Soni Razdan discussed her relationship with filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt; psychologist Rimpa Sarkar offered relationship advice.
- What
- Razdan described how love, openness and self-reflection have helped the couple navigate differences and grow together.
- Where
- The interview was with Nayandeep Rakshit; no location was specified.
- When
- In a recent interview; no date was specified.
- Why
- Razdan was reflecting on equality and how their relationship has developed over time.
Personal experience
Relationship expert
Generational differences in relationships
Personal experience
Soni Razdan said she and Mahesh Bhatt initially had some differences in mindset because he belongs to a slightly older generation, but both grew through the relationship.
Relationship expert
Psychologist Rimpa Sarkar said generational or ideological differences do not necessarily cause relationship problems; what matters is whether both partners are curious, open to feedback and able to negotiate as equals.
Key facts
- People interviewed
- Soni Razdan spoke about her relationship with filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt.
- Relationship principle
- Razdan said love makes it easier for partners to feel equal.
- Initial difference
- Razdan described an early difference in mindset, partly because Bhatt is from a slightly older generation.
- Personal growth
- Razdan said both partners grew as individuals and are now best friends.
- Expert
- Psychologist Rimpa Sarkar discussed self-awareness and equality in long-term relationships.
- Expert advice
- Sarkar said partners should be open to feedback and should not give one person's views greater authority because of age, gender or social conditioning.
Quotes
Rimpa Sarkar
Psychologist and founder of Sentier Wellness, Mumbai
“The important thing is that neither person’s perspective automatically gets greater authority because of age, gender or social conditioning. Couples can disagree while still negotiating their relationship on equal terms, with both people having the freedom to question, influence and change”
indianexpress.com
“Mahesh just comes from a slightly different, slightly older generation to me. And there was initially, there was a little bit of a mindset difference”
indianexpress.com
Sources
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