Arjun Bijlani surprises wife Neha Swami with a special gesture ahead of Valentine’s Day; she says, “More than two decades…”

Arjun Bijlani, who was previously seen in the reality show Rise and Fall, keeps fans posted about his personal as well as professional life. He recently went down on one knee to ask his wife Neha Swami to be his Valentine once again. The special gesture has won many hearts.Neha Swami took to her Instagram handle and shared a series of pictures and videos, giving a glimpse of her husband Arjun’s special gesture. From going down on one knee to surprising her with a bouquet of flowers ahead of Valentine’s Day, Arjun won many hearts with his special gesture. The caption read, “From Rose Day to Propose Day, from chocolates to teddy bears… we’ve made it all happen every year for 23 beautiful years. More than two decades, and your love is still the same. I love you, my baby. You are so incredibly special to me.”Arjun recently opened up about long working hours in the television industry. He told IANS, “I really feel that the working hours in the television industry are long. It is extremely difficult. Since I have been a part of the industry for so many years, I am aware that it is very difficult for a TV actor or actress, especially an actress, because for a 9 am shift, you have to get up at 7 am and leave for work by 8 am. Also, sometimes they call female artists a little early, as their makeup takes more time. The shoot usually goes on till 9 pm, or even later than that, after which you take off your makeup and costume, which also takes some time. Coming back home in traffic is also extremely time-consuming.”He further shared, “The next day as well, the same hectic schedule needs to be followed.” Arjun further recalled shooting for 35 days in a month of 30 days after accounting for extra hours. “It used to be very, very difficult mentally and physically, but I feel it was much tougher earlier. Now, producers also pack up within the given 12 hours. Previously, the shoot used to go on for 14, 15, or even 18 hours.”