Mukesh Khanna reveals why he did not get married till today; says, “It happens to those who have it in their destiny”

Mukesh Khanna, who is famously known for his character of ‘Shaktimaan’, recently opened up why he never got married. Khanna has been making headlines these days for his fearless opinions and now he has made the revelation about being single till today.

While talking about marriages Khanna told ‘On The Talks’ in an interview, “Marriage happens to those who have it in their destiny. By the way, because of my habit of speaking my mind, a lot of controversial things are associated with me. I want to end the controversy that has been going on for many years.”

When asked about why he never married till today, he said, “At one time, this was the favourite question of every journalist. Let me tell you that I am not against marriage. People often said that Mukesh Khanna played Bhishma Pitamah, whom he is adopting in his personal life, so he did not marry. Let me tell you that I am not so great and no man can become Bhishma Pitamah. I did not take any pledge like Bhishma in my personal life, but let me also tell that no one would consider the institution of marriage more than me. I am not against marriage. A marriage is written in destiny, affairs aren’t written.”

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Further adding he said, “Marriage is the union of two souls, it is made in heaven. Two families are committed in a marriage, their genes are committed. I think no knows the truth. Marriage is union of two souls who live together 24 hours a day. They have to live together and their lives change together and the fate of the two collides and also helps each other. If I have to get married, it will happen; now a girl is not going to be born for me. Marriage is my private matter, I do not have no wife. Let me end this controversy once and for all.”

Well age is just a number, lets see when destiny strikes for the actor.

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