Television actress, Ankita Lokhande recently participated in Salman Khan's reality show, Bigg Boss 17. She won many hearts with her stint on the show, but it was her personal life that became a highlight. Her constant fights with her husband, Vicky Jain, on the show were a frequent topic of discussion. Following this, Vicky was tagged as a red flag, and Ankita’s rude behaviour didn’t go down well with their families. However, after exiting from the show, Ankita and Vicky are back to being their romantic self and shelling couple goals.
In a recent conversation with The Indian Express, Ankita Lokhande opened up about her definition of love. On the occasion of Valentine's Day, the actress shared what love means to her and said that she craves love in every form. She added that her possessiveness is also her way of showing love and said:
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“I cannot exist without love, it is the most important thing for me. I crave love in every form. Even when I am possessive, it is my way of showing love. For me, love is the highest form of vibration in the universe.”
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Further in the interview, Ankita Lokhande also revealed that while people these days are obsessed with dating apps, she still believes in old-school romance. The Bigg Boss 17 contestant added that back in the old days, couples had a better understanding, and the love stories had their charm. Speaking about the romantic love letters that her nana gave to her nani, Ankita said:
“I believe in old school romance. I feel that it was better when you could understand your partner without even saying much. My grandmother still has love letters written by my nana, and they are so beautiful. Those love stories had their charm, but love in all forms is beautiful, even modern-day romance is great. When our kids grow old, they will like the love stories we had.”
Then the Pavitra Rishta actress was asked about a lesson that she has learned about relationships. Responding to the same, she shared that she became over-emotional and very sensitive on Bigg Boss 17 and every little thing affected her. Adding that a person should be giving in a relationship, Ankita stated:
“You should be giving in a relationship, and you should not be over-emotional about everything. I became over-emotional on Bigg Boss 17. I became very sensitive there, and every little thing affected me. You should just let go of a few things so that it is easy for you as well as your partner.”
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Ankita Lokhande was also asked about a filmy love story she related to the most. To this, she said that she liked Kareena Kapoor’s character, 'Geet', in the film, Jab We Met. Revealing the reason behind the same, the actress said:
“I like Jab We Met. I was just like Kareena Kapoor’s character before, but love makes you sad, and then it makes you feel good also.”
On the work front, Ankita Lokhande will be next seen in the film, Swatantra Veer Savarkar, alongside Randeep Hooda.
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