RSivada is an actress who has made a name for herself in the Malayalam film industry with Njith Shankar’s Su … Su … Sudhi Vaatmeekam. In a short span of time, she became a strong presence in the Malayalam film industry through a handful of films. Sivada’s husband is film star Murali Krishnan. The romance between the two started during their college days and became stronger with the advent of cinema. The actress is open-minded about her love affair on Valentine’s Day and the current trend of toxic love.
“We met when we were in college, but we usually go out and watch movies and talk on the phone at night. The first time we went to the movies together was after the wedding, but before the wedding we went to the temple, but it was with the family. There was no ‘love walk’ program. We had a lot of mutual respect while studying, and it was only after leaving college that we both fell in love, and then we both got into the film industry. He said. ”
“When I was in college, my classmates would ask me if I was really in love, and they would tell me that it’s not like that, because we did not have the habit of talking to each other alone. Unexpectedly, we both came to the cinema at about the same time. That relationship is even stronger, “he added.
Sivada also recalled an interesting incident related to love. “Soon after joining the college, Valentine’s Day came. He brought me the Murali card that day. He handed it to me and said, “I love you.” When I heard this, I replied, “I do not love you.” There was not a single word on the card that Murali gave him. The reason for that will be told later. -Shivada said.
No special gifts for Valentine’s Day yet. He has no habit of remembering any of the days. So every day is Valentine’s Day for us
‘Toxic Love’
The Toxic Love we see now is never true love. Love is a divine thing. I believe that one of them will never hurt the other. I do not think it is divine love to hurt one person, pour acid on him and stab him if the other does not accept the will and the other does not accept it. It’s a different mental state. If I love someone, I want them to be happy. He is happy to reach greater heights. We should also feel happy when we see our companion sitting happily. “It does not seem to be true love that a person who rejects love does not like to be happy,” Sivada said.
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