Could you tell a little more about the Delhiwala boy?
(Laughs loudly) Hello, I just told you there’s no man in my life right now. I’d been to Delhi for a recording. Frankly, one really gets bored reading sugary things written about oneself. Sometimes, crappy tittle-tattle can become a good source of jokes in the family.

How does your family react to the gossip about you in the media?
They’ve become used to it. They give it a deaf ear. They know the truth. Whether it is the so called link-ups with Sonu Nigam and Annu Mallik or my making frequent visits to Delhi because I’ve a business man in my life, my family knows the truth.

Thought of marrying again?
Not me! But certainly, like any girl’s parents, my parents have thought of getting me married. In fact they’ve been trying their best to convince me. I want to give it three years at least.

Is your ex-husband Bobby Khan trying to come back in your life?
Listen, my marriage is over… now legally as well. There’s no way that he can come back in my life. He can be happy in his own world and I’m happy in mine. I can only wish him good luck.

What do you look for in a relationship now?
Those days are gone for me when I could sit and dream about a Prince Charming. I’ve gone through a terrible period. If a good relationship comes my way and if I like it, I’ll accept it. I was strong enough to not let my broken relationship affect my work. I never sulked at work or sat teary eyed.

(The above are excerpts of an interview with the Hindustan Times)

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