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Ram Kapoor Opens Up About Falling in Love With Gautami During Monsoon Wedding Shoot

Ram Kapoor has opened up about his love story with wife Gautami Kapoor, revealing he fell in love with her during the shoot of Monsoon Wedding. He candidly discussed Gautami's first marriage, noting she was unhappy and lacked family support when she decided to end it. Ram supported her through the divorce, becoming one of her closest friends at the time. The couple married in 2003 after dating for two years and have two children.

Ram Kapoor talks about wife Gautami's first marriage, falling in love with her during 'Monsoon Wedding' shoot

Mumbai, July 15

Popular television star Ram Kapoor, who is currently seen as a contestant in the reality show "Lock Upp: Sach Ya Sazaa", has opened up about his love story with wife Gautami Kapoor.

The actor also spoke candidly about Gautami's first marriage, revealing that she was unhappy and lacked family support when she decided to end it.

"Gautami and I are so strong as a couple. When a boyfriend or crush comes into your life, you put your best foot forward, right? I put my worst foot forward. I told her all my worst things, but she started liking me despite that," Ram was seen telling co-contestants Akanksha Chamola and Pamala Serena.

He went on to share that he realised Gautami, whom he met on the sets of "Ghar Ek Mandir" in 2000, was not happy in her first marriage.

"Slowly, I got to know she was not happy in her first marriage, and there was a two-and-a-half-year marriage, and in that time they lived apart. But then, our friendship had grown a lot. I started taking interest.... I used to ask questions and she gave me answers."

"I found out she wanted to end the marriage. She wasn't getting support from her family. They were saying, 'Absolutely not.'"

He told Gautami that he was there for her when she took the bold step of divorcing his first husband, Madhur Shroff.

"When Gautami made this decision, I told her that whatever she needed, I was there. I became one of her closest friends at that time."

Ram said reality hit him during the shoot of "Monsoon Wedding" as he started to miss Gautami.

"Time passed, I was shooting for Monsoon Wedding in Delhi and we were talking on the phone at night. We had a long talk. After we hung up, I realised I missed her. I got scared. She was a very good person. I kind of withdrew from her and then I came back. I kept some distance. But then she picked up on it and asked me, 'What's going on?'"

Gautami too had feelings for Ram.

"Long story short, somehow she was feeling the same about me and she too was scared to say it to me. Gautami has no regrets about what happened to her. Gautami's first husband is a good guy. He did nothing wrong."

After dating for two years, Ram and Gautami got married in 2003. They have two children.

— IANS

Reader Comments

Vikram Iyer

Respect to Ram for being so upfront about falling for her during a tough time. Shows real character. But call me old-school—why discuss first marriage on TV? Some things should stay private.

Sneha Patel

Gautami is lucky! In India, ending a marriage without family support is such a brave step. Ram's honesty is rare—most actors hide their true stories. Monsoon Wedding shoot sounds so romantic! 🎬

Arvind Kulkarni

Beautiful love story! Shows that timing and honesty matter in relationships. Ram saying he put his worst foot forward is such a humble thing. Wish more people understood that true love accepts flaws.

Nisha Agarwal

Lol, Ram Kapoor talking about Monsoon Wedding brings back memories! 😄 But seriously, he's a good husband. Gautami's first marriage ending painfully but finding someone like Ram—that's God's plan.

Rohit Deshmukh

Ram Kapoor's story is heartwarming, but let's be honest—he's also benefiting from Lock Upp's TRP. Still, kudos to both for staying strong. They've built a beautiful family together. Support is key in any relationship.

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