Daljeet Kaur Opens Up About Her Failed Marriage, Facing Domestic Violence & Bouncing Back!
This story is based on Daljeet Kaur and her latest confessions on her failed marriage and more.
Popular TV actress Daljeet Kaur has been in the news for her stunning new avatar and her drastic weight loss. Daljeet made news after winning Nach Baliye with Shaleen but their relationship couldn't sustain. Daljeet later came out and spoke about domestic violence and how Shaleen misbehaved with her.
In an exclusive interview with the TOI, Daljeet Kaur made some striking yet important revelations on her makeover, overcoming a bad marriage and how she bounced back!
Taking a sensible step on why she won't ever reconcile with Shaleen, Daljeet said:
"All that is not going to happen. I am in a very peaceful space. If not happy or content. No doubt it was a tough phase. I am no more revengeful or have any angst. I am done with that phase. I don't hold any regrets, grudge or ego. If Shaleen wants to co-exist, I am fine with it. My only priority is my son and his happiness. I am doing all that it needs to be a good single mother. If Shaleen can be a good father to him and can contribute in my son's upbringing and towards his happiness, I am content. I want my son to grow-up as a happy person. For that if Shaleen wants to meet him for a minute or 10 hours I have no problem. I am ready to co-exist."
Being a single mother, she still manages her son and everything perfectly. She said,
"I just think about one thing that whenever my son grows-up, he should be proud of me. I sometimes end up shooting for 18 hours a day, but I make sure I give time to my son and exercise. Sometimes, I even go to gym late in the night when my son is asleep. I won't be modest. It has been very tough and requires a lot of will power. I have been single-handedly taking care of my son. Be it financially or emotionally, I am always there for him. For Jaydon I am his father-mother both. The only thing I feel sometimes is that I should have spoken up earlier. It would have been worth it. I know I was speaking truth, but I still took a lot of time expressing the pain."
Talking about her failed marriage and how it became the best teacher of her life, she said,
"It was the most difficult phase of my life. I feel every experience good or bad teaches you something. I have learnt a lot from my bad expereinces. However, I am happy that I met some really good people during the phase. They not only helped me, but also guided me. I am thankful to them, they never let me be alone¡ If Shaleen can be a good father to him and can contribute in my son¡¯s upbringing and towards his happiness, I am content. I want my son to grow-up as a happy person. For that if Shaleen wants to meet him for a minute or 10 hours I have no problem. I am ready to co-exist."
Well said, Daljeet. This definitely is one beautiful message for all the single mothers out there!
