Shehnaaz Gill and Sidharth Shukla made headlines with their sweet and endearing bond, winning the hearts of many and building a loyal fan base. The couple never publicly acknowledged their relationship, but their journey was tragically cut short when Sidharth passed away in 2021 following a heart attack. Shehnaaz recently opened up about her time with Sidharth.
In a chat with Farah Khan, Shehnaaz talked about her possessiveness while reflecting on her relationship with Sidharth.In the video shared by Farah on her YouTube channel, Shehnaaz is heard saying, “I don’t care about looks; I am extremely possessive.” She added about her love for Sidharth, “I was possessive because he was handsome. If someone is so good-looking, it’s natural to feel insecure and possessive.”
She expressed confidence in finding the perfect partner, highlighting her loyalty and desire for a lasting relationship. While she believes fate plays a role, she remains committed to envisioning a future with the right person. “I am very loyal. I envision my life with the same man forever,” she stated.
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Shehnaaz also pointed out some qualities she hopes her future partner will have: “I want an equal, both financially and professionally. I would struggle if he had a significantly higher status than me. I’m the kind of person who believes in splitting expenses equally when we go out. I’m an Alpha woman; I don’t like it when a man pays for me.”
She concluded by saying, “I do love gifts and pampering, but I believe in giving gifts too.”
Shehnaaz Gill made her Bollywood debut with Salman Khan in ‘Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan’ and shared the screen with Bhumi Pednekar in ‘Thank You For Coming’.
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