EXCLUSIVE: Amid wedding rumours, Rakul Preet Singh shares her relationship with Jackky Bhagnani is her ‘personal space’

Rakul Preet Singh recently completed 10 years in Bollywood industry. Be it South Cinema or Hindi films, the actress has effortlessly left a lasting impact with her performances. Apart from her professional life, Rakul Preet Singh has been in the news for her relationship with Jackky Bhagnani. After making their relationship insta-official in 2021, rumours are rife that the two are all set to get married on 22^nd February 2022. In an exclusive chat with Bollywood Bubble, Rakul shares her idea of love and her thoughts on her relationship being in public eye.

Rakul Preet Singh on scrutiny on her relationship with Jackky Bhagnani

When asked Rakul about her idea of love despite being a public figure, she asserted, “My idea of love doesn’t change whether it’s in the public eye or not. It has been same ever since I was a teenager.”

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She also spoke about if constant scrutiny around her relationship bothers her and how she maintains privacy. Rakul shared, “What is in public eye is the knowledge of the existing relationship and beyond that I don’t think we are people who are too much a face in the public or very like PDA. We are not that unless it’s birthday or an occasion on wishing each other or supporting each other. I think that’s the compartmentalization that you do that okay this is public knowledge that so and so person is my partner but that’s about. Beyond that it’s for me to know and that’s my personal space so I feel that’s how I look at it. I don’t make a big deal of it in my head because I think it’s the most natural process for any human being to have a partner.”

In the interview, Rakul also spoke about her tryst with stardom, losing out on MS Dhoni, and importance of social media detox. Watch the full interview here

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