Sanjay Kapoor Reacts To His Personal Life Being Discussed On The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives

Sanjay Kapoor, who most recently appeared in Bloody Daddy, has a lengthy history in Bollywood. The actor is married to Maheep Kapoor who was last seen in The Fabulous Lives Of Bollywood Lives 2. Maheep claimed Sanjay of cheating on her in the first season. Additionally, we learned later that Sanjay was not sure if she would discuss the cheating incident.

Now, Sanjay discussed whether he was alright with his wife discussing his personal life in an interview.

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He told Indiatoday ¡°When Maheep got this and Karan spoke to her, Bhavana, Neelam, Seema and all, we knew what we were getting into and it¡¯s a reality thing. As an actor, my personal life is as it is in front of everyone. Nothing is hidden. You Google and get to know everything that I have done, the successes and failures I¡¯ve had. It¡¯s not that you have got into the personal life of someone who¡¯s not in the limelight. And now with social media, it¡¯s giving so much that things that you don¡¯t want to know, you get to know. Khaana kya bana rahe ho, jhaadu maar rahe the.. wo bhi hain social media pe. Isse zyada personal life aap kya bologe? Today, everyone¡¯s life is on social media, you don¡¯t have to do much.¡±

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For the unversed, Bollywood Wives' Fabulous Lives. The Netflix series, which also frequently features Gauri Khan, is based on the lives of four well-known Bollywood wives (Maheep, Bhavana, Neelam, and Seema Sajdeh).

Sanjay¡¯s Acting Journey

Sanjay's acting career began in 1995 with the 1995 release of Prem, which began filming in 1989. After that, he released hits like Raja, Auzaar, and Sirf Tum before deciding to hold off on further releases until the "correct projects" were ready.

"It is important to be patient. I am not saying a miracle happens, but if you are sincere and hard working you will get those opportunities. That¡¯s what happened to me, I am a living example of it.... You have to be ready when your time comes," he told PTI.

"As an actor, I did not do something that I will not be proud of to be associated with. Hits and flops are not in your hand, but to be part of the correct project is in your hands, and that¡¯s what I did."

Sanjay said he tried his best to steer clear from "crappy roles" as "once you get into it, then it becomes impossible to come back."

(Inputs From PTI)