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Siddhant Chaturvedi Reveals 3 Stages of Love: Junoon, Kaid, and Sukoon

Bollywood actor Siddhant Chaturvedi has shared his philosophical take on the three distinct loves one encounters in a lifetime. He describes the first as "Junoon," filled with butterflies and musical feelings, followed by the second, "Kaid," which often involves managing expectations and can turn toxic. The third and final stage is "Sukoon," a peaceful, healing love that finds you when least expected. The actor humorously added that he has personally moved past these three stages and is now enjoying a mysterious "stage four."

Key Points: Siddhant Chaturvedi on 3 Stages of Love: Junoon to Sukoon

  • First love is 'Junoon' with butterflies
  • Second is 'Kaid' with expectation management
  • Third is 'Sukoon' for healing and peace
  • Actor humorously says he's now on 'stage 4'
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Siddhant Chaturvedi opens up about the various kind of love one encounters during the lifetime

Actor Siddhant Chaturvedi describes the three loves of life - Junoon, Kaid, and Sukoon - and hilariously reveals he's on a mysterious 'stage 4'.

"Maybe love isn't about giving your best... maybe it's about being allowed to be your worst, and still being held. - Siddhant Chaturvedi"

Mumbai, Feb 14

This Valentine's Day, actor Siddhant Chaturvedi decided to reflect on the various kinds of love one is expected to encounter during their lifetime.

The 'Dadhak 2' actor revealed that a person is likely to fall in love not once, not twice, but thrice in their life. However, all these loves are extremely different from one another in terms of how they make a person feel and what role they play in their life.

As per Siddhant, the first love that finds us can be called "Junoon".

He described it as, "Butterfies in your tummy, it's all about the feeling and the idea of love, musical notes hit your core and all the lyrics suddenly make sense, You're building expectations and breaking patterns."

After that comes the "Kaid" love, which is all about expectation management.

"Dealing with the expectations of the one before. You're still finding yourself, and slowly losing the idea of love. Eventually turns toxic, usually not a happy ending," he went on to explain.

Last but not least, the third love we come across is the one that is expected to bring us that much-needed "Sukoon".

Sharing what this love is all about, the 'Gully Boy' actor wrote, "When you're least expecting it. Fixing the broken pieces together. Love and rhyme meet space and time. It's wrinkled but timeless, it's boring but peaceful, it's become your identity but finds you a bigger purpose. To heal together, To love her, loving you."

In the caption, Siddhant hilariously confessed that he has crossed all these stages of love and is now enjoying stage 4.

"apna 4th stage chal raha hai aur tumhara ?," the caption read.

Siddhant further shared that "Maybe love isn't about giving your best... maybe it's about being allowed to be your worst, and still being held."

- IANS

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Rohit P
Interesting perspective, but feels a bit too neatly packaged. Life and love aren't always a three-act Bollywood script. Sometimes you find peace on the first try, sometimes not at all. Still, good food for thought this Valentine's Day.
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Ananya R
"Being allowed to be your worst, and still being held." This line! 🥺 So true. After all the pressure from family for shaadi, finding someone who accepts you fully is the real "Sukoon". More than the stages, this is the real message.
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Vikram M
As a 40-year-old, I can see the truth in this. My "Junoon" was in school, "Kaid" was a tough marriage in my 20s. Now, with my wife of 10 years, it's definitely that peaceful, boring, wonderful "Sukoon". He's articulated it well.
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Sarah B
It's refreshing to see a young actor talk about love beyond just the glamour. The Hindi words "Junoon", "Kaid", "Sukoon" add such a beautiful cultural layer to the concept. Makes the whole idea feel more grounded.
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Karthik V
Haha, "apna 4th stage chal raha hai" – typical Siddhant wit! But seriously, in a country where arranged marriages are still common, this idea of multiple loves is a very modern, urban perspective. Not everyone's journey looks like this.

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