Elu Elu between Shamita Shetty-Rakesh Bapat?

Well-known TV stations on the OTT platform. It is now a well-known fact that the friendship between Rakesh Bapat and Shamita Shetty during the reality show has not only been limited to the show but has also moved on in real life. Even after the show ended, people began to believe that their relationship was serious as they often appeared in public.

Although now the show is on TV. Coming on. And Shamita Shetty has participated in it. But Rakesh Bapat is not his part. However, Rakesh Bapat does not fail to be proud of his friendship with Shamita Shetty. He says our friendship is not enough just to show. That was my support system from the beginning of the show. The bridge that formed between us from the first episode did not break during the entire show. And when you are working on such a controversial show, it is a great peace of mind for you to have someone standing by your side. Rakesh finds Shamita very sweet. He says Shamita is like swallowed honey. Living with it gives me a positive vibration. He is very outspoken and speaks his mind immediately. When I think about the consequences before I say anything.

It may be mentioned here that Rakesh Bapat was married to Ridhi Dogra and they got divorced two years ago. So many people have come to believe that he may start his own world with Shamita. However Rakesh is not ready for it yet. He says that just now I have come out of my marriage. So I don't want to get married again so soon. I am taking my and Shamita's friendship instinctively.

I want to give our relationship some time. So at this stage, it would be premature to say anything about this. In fact, we both want to get to know each other better. We will make the decision very wisely. Also I could not get Zazu as I had to handle my business in Pune.

Rakesh is a well known actor in Marathi films. And he also likes working in films in this regional language. He says that the content of Marathi films is very good. But unfortunately its reach is very limited. Marathi cinema is not seen in the same way as Punjabi or South Indian films. The industry needs a commercial push. He further says that the budget of Marathi films has to be kept low and it is equally necessary to get a return on the investment made.

In short, the film industry cannot afford to lose. However, I am lucky that I have recently completed the shooting of a Marathi language historical film. I have played a major negative role in it. Now the creators have started making arrangements to release it in cinemas.

In fact, Rakesh started his career with Hindi films. But he did not find the expected success. He says that when I did my first Hindi film 'Tum Bean', I was only 20 years old. I didn't know a single act of acting. So I would take as many steps as the director would take. It was also my biggest weakness that I never took acting training. I didn't get good offers so I didn't become Zazo ambitious. I took every situation very lightly. I also had to handle some business. I also started my own construction house. Since I always have a backup plan, I have been working as per my choice.