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What's next for Rakhi and Elesh?

While Rakhi’s saying that she’s not getting married to Elesh, Elesh is insistent that he and Rakhi are very much together.

So, when Sameer Nair, CEO of NDTV Imagine was in the city to announce the second season of Swayamvara with Rahul Mahajan, he was asked to give his take on the authenticity of the Rakhi-Elesh relationship. “Mujhe itni jaankari nahi hain, but from what I know, the term swayamvara exactly means looking for a partner yourself and not getting married. Regarding the news that Elesh and Rakhi may not get married, all I can say is that may be, the stress of our other show Pati, Patni Aur Woh got too much for them to handle.

Generally, after engagement, there’s the wedding, the honeymoon and then children follow after some time. It at least takes nine months to have children. But in their case, they got to be with kids within nine days of their engagement! That stress could’ve made them talk like that. Elesh is in Canada right now and I don’t know whether what’s happened between the two is a lovers’ tiff or something more than that.”

“If they do decide to go their separate ways, all I can say is that all this happens in love. Pyaar mein hota hai yeh sab. But what we’ve decided is that there will be no Pati, Patni Aur Woh for Rahul after his swayamvara... we don’t want something like that to happen with him,” he added.
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