Synopsis
Srikant Dwivedi, portraying Lord Vishnu in 'Shiv Shakti-Tap Tyag Tandav', shares his perspective on marriage, emphasizing the need for a balance of responsibilities and romance. He believes that mutual decision-making is key to a successful relationship.Key Takeaways
- Balance between responsibilities and romance is crucial in marriage.
- Keeping the romance alive is essential for a fulfilling relationship.
- Small gestures can create magical moments in a marriage.
- Decisions in a relationship should be mutual.
- Unilateral decisions can lead to conflicts.
Mumbai, Feb 23 (NationPress) Srikant Dwivedi, who currently portrays Lord Vishnu in the mythological series "Shiv Shakti-Tap Tyag Tandav", has shared his insights on the topic of marriage. The actor emphasizes that marriage encompasses responsibilities, yet the element of romance is equally vital.
Srikant Dwivedi stated, “I believe that a successful marriage should strike a balance between responsibilities and romance. It cannot be solely about romance or just responsibilities. A marriage that integrates both elements is more likely to thrive. Observations show that when a marriage is fixated only on responsibilities, it can lead to tensions, disagreements, and disputes over responsibilities. Conversely, if it revolves entirely around romance, concerns about fulfilling responsibilities will inevitably surface. Thus, both aspects are essential for a robust and harmonious relationship.”
Highlighting the significance of romance, he remarked, “Keeping romance alive in a marriage is crucial. A marriage without it can resemble bland food, lacking zest. Small acts of romance and unexpected surprises can foster enchanting moments for both individuals. Love naturally brings romance, and small surprises keep the relationship vibrant. However, once married, it’s important to maintain these delightful gestures. They don’t always have to be grand; even minor acts that bring joy to your partner are important. These little surprises should persist in a marriage, ensuring the relationship remains special and loving.”
Srikant Dwivedi also underscored that successful relationships are built on partnership, asserting, “In any relationship, I firmly believe that decisions should be made collaboratively. From my experience, it’s vital for both partners to communicate and reach a consensus on decisions. Conflicts often arise when one partner makes unilateral decisions. When choices are made together, there tend to be fewer disagreements and misunderstandings.”
