Sayli Kamble
sits down for an interview with ETImes TV, just 60 hours after her
marriage
. Husband
Dhawal Patil
joins in. The couple talk about love, honeymoon, attraction and lots more.
Dhawal appears quite shy but
Indian Idol
12 contestant Sayli Kamble is bindaas and even tells us that she was the one in their relationship who said '
I love you
' first.
Dhawal
also tells us what change he would like to see in Sayli and both reveal the sweetest gift they got at their wedding.
Watch the video below:
Here are the excerpts from the conversation:
Many, many Congratulations! Has life changed?Sayli: Thank you very much.
Dhawal: Pehle ghar time pe jaate the, despite wanting to be with each other. Kal raat aaram se ghum rahe the aur koi phone nahi kar raha tha.
Except people like us who are intrusive and persisting...Dhawal: (Laughs) That I think Sayli will explain better.
So where are you guys going for the honeymoon?Dhawal: Well, right now, we both have work to do. We have certain commitments. After that, we shall definitely venture out. The place is not decided.
Who said 'I love you' first?Sayli: Me! Meri taraf se shuru se jyaada tha, he was taking his time.
Dhawal: Yes, she said it first (smiles).
It is good to see that you'll believe in the institution of marriage...Sayli: Yes, I do. I think professional and personal lives can be balanced if one wants to. And you see, these things get sorted if you have the support of your partner and in-laws. Dhawal and his parents are very supportive. In fact, let me tell you that my father and Dhawal were the reason why I entered 'Indian Idol 12'. They goaded me on. And, well, I had decided early in my life that I will get married by the age of 25 or 26. Today I'm 25.
Dhawal: Yes, I wanted Sayli to enter 'Indian Idol'. She has a good voice and Indian Idol' is a big platform, so why not? As for marriage, well initially I had made up my mind that I won't marry early in life- but after meeting Sayli, I changed my mind. We want to be with each other all the time.
Talking about the institution of marriage, people have lost faith in it, especially today's youngsters. Do you'll believe in live-in relationships?Dhawal: No. The family roots that we have, marriage is the only live-in. But let me add here that we are not running down anybody who prefers to have a live-in relationship. To each his own.
No parental objection to the shaadi initially, from any side?Sayli: Nope.
Would Dhawal like to see any aspect of Sayli change?Dhawal: She is a very emotional person. She cries too frequently. If that can change...
When did Sayli cry last?Sayli: Yesterday (laughs).
The best gift that you'll receive at the wedding?Sayli: Dhawal.
Dhawal: Sayli of course. Also, her parents have given me a gold chain and I treasure it a lot.