Kanav proposes, Ameesha refuses. Says career is her priority
Ameesha Patel wants the world to know she is not ready to get married yet.
Although she and Kanav Puri are totally devoted to each other, and marriage is on the agenda, it is far from being on the cards.
Although she and Kanav Puri are totally devoted to each other, and marriage is on the agenda, it is far from being on the cards.
Working hard
Ameesha hadn't met her London-based beau for the last couple of months and they are working hard at their long-distance relationship. It is believed that her smitten Romeo has proposed to her, the actress has asked for some time to make up her mind. She is very sure that she loves him, but her career is important to her and she wants to concentrate on that."
Patel maintains, "We are not planning marriage at all for the next two years as both of us are concentrating on work. Long- distance relationships are never easy but we are both very supportive of each other's work and trust and respect each other."
Married to work
The actress stresses that she isn't ready to retire her make-up box just yet, "Work is my worship. I can't dream of not being in front of the camera. I'm only married to my work. Marriage is the farthest from my mind. I haven't seen Kanav in two months and won't be able to for at least another couple of months. But it's okay. Work first. All else can wait."
She says there is no comparison between her personal and professional life, "My career is my oxygen and love is my heartbeat. Both have to be present in my life and both make each other more enjoyable. I think everything in life needs a balance."
Keeping in e-touch
The couple keeps their special love story through the electronic medium. She says, "It's fun to e-mail and wait for calls. We also use the Blackberry messenger. We work very hard so when we get a few days together we value them. We also Skype sometimes. Kanav is in London so, I have no distraction. I can only focus on work.
So in a way it's perfect. Also we are so work minded that the distance doesn't mater. What we lose out in quantity of time spent we make up in quality time and that's far more important for any relationship to survive."
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