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Rajeev Khandelwal Makes Tea Daily for Wife, Shares Heartwarming Marriage Insights

Actor and host Rajeev Khandelwal opened up about his marriage on the reality show Tum Ho Naa, sharing that he makes tea for his wife every day. He used this personal example to discuss redefining conventional roles and the importance of shared responsibilities in a household. The conversation included a contestant, Poonam, whose husband also participates in traditions like Karwa Chauth for her. Khandelwal reflected on the emotional moment where the husband credited Poonam for holding their home together.

Key Points: Rajeev Khandelwal on Shared Household Duties & Pampering Wife

  • Redefines gender roles in marriage
  • Shares daily ritual of pampering wife
  • Highlights contestant's husband keeping Karwa Chauth fast
  • Emphasizes shared care in household
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Rajeev Khandelwal reveals he makes tea for his wife, pampers her everyday

Actor Rajeev Khandelwal reveals he makes tea for his wife daily, advocating for shared responsibilities in marriage on show Tum Ho Naa.

"Main har roz apni wife ke liye chai banata hoon. - Rajeev Khandelwal"

Mumbai, April 23

On the new reality show Tum Ho Naa, a thought provoking moment came to life as actor and host of the show Rajeev Khandelwal shared a heartfelt exchange with contestant Poonam and her husband.

He highlighted the essence of shared responsibilities irrespective of gender and redefining conventional roles within a marriage.

Rajeev, citing the example of his life with his wife, opened up about him pampering her every single day.

He said, "Main har roz apni wife ke liye chai banata hoon. Aapko pata hai, har roz subah garam paani deta hoon."

He added that he would speak more about this later, and emphasized that care and responsibility in a household should be shared.

During the interaction with Poonam, she revealed that her husband also keeps the fast of Karwa Chauth for his wife, saying, "365 din mein ek hi din aata hai, ek din toh sacrifice kar sakta hai har husband apni wife ke liye."

He further appreciated Poonam's intention to spend the prize money on making the kitchen more comfortable for her husband.

When Rajeev asked if there was a special reason behind her husband cooking daily, he responded emotionally, "Meri life se mere mom-dad ke jaane ke baad, mera ghar jo sambhala hai, woh Poonam ne hi sambhala hai."

Reflecting on the moment, Rajeev remarked, "I think bahut kam ladies aisi hoti hongi jo shayad is mukaam tak pahunch paati hain apni life mein, jahan par husband actually ek sofa pe baith ke yeh bole, main har roz uske liye khana banata hoon, aur aane wale saalon tak poore jeevan mein uske liye khana banana chahunga."

For the uninitiated, Rajeev Khandelwal got married to Manjiri Kamtikar in February 2011.

- IANS

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Rohit P
While I appreciate the sentiment, I feel this is being celebrated a bit too much. Making tea for your wife is a basic act of care, not a revolutionary act. In many urban Indian homes, men already contribute. The focus should shift to deeper systemic issues like equal pay and safety.
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Anjali F
The part about Poonam's husband keeping Karwa Chauth fast for her really touched my heart. It's beautiful when love and respect go both ways in a marriage. These small gestures of sacrifice, whether it's making chai or observing a fast, build a home, not just a house. ❤️
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Vikram M
Good on him. I've been making breakfast for my family for years. It's not about "helping" your wife, it's about running a household together. Especially with both partners working, this is the only practical way. Hope this inspires more men to step up without feeling their masculinity is threatened.
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Sarah B
As someone from outside India, I find this perspective fascinating. It shows a society in transition, balancing modern ideas of partnership with beautiful traditional gestures like Karwa Chauth. The emotional honesty from Poonam's husband about her support after his parents' passing was very moving.
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Karthik V
Honestly, my father never entered the kitchen. I'm trying to be different for my daughter. I want her to see that chores have no gender. Articles like this normalize the conversation. Chai banane mein kya jaata hai, bhai? It takes 10 minutes and makes your partner happy.

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