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Matrimonial Corner; Telestars Speak About Their Beaus To Be!

It was quite an arduous task to get hold of single tele-stars who would have no hesitation in answering our queries candidly. Especially so, since our queries pertained to the partners in their lives. Most of them were already seeing some one, or have had their link ups, cover ups or are engaged. TellyCafe asked some of them about the qualities that they would like to see in their prospective spouses and got some really amazing replies. Here they are:-.



Sanaya Irani: I want a very genuine guy who is loyal to me. Most importantly, he should be a great cook too. I should have my food ready when I come back home after work. He should also be able to give me a massage when I get tired. It goes without saying that he should be attractive as well.



Jay Bhanushali: I want my wife to be like the actresses from Balaji Telefilms, the ones who are easy going and do not throw tantrums onscreen. The chief reason being that they don't have any dialogues at all. I think my wife should also not have much dialogue otherwise we will end up fighting. I should be the one who rules whereas she should stay calm and behave sweetly. She should preferably not subject me to tension as such and remain silent.



Ratan Rajput: Since my childhood I always imagined my husband as tall, dark and handsome. He should pamper me even if I am trying at times. He should be the one who would understand me and my tantrums and not utter a single word. He should be the one who should not ask me to change and accept me as I am, without making me feel guilty about it. He should give me all kinds of freedom but be a wee bit possessive at the same time.



Sarvar Ahuja: She should be a good cook and it is not necessary for her to be engaged in any profession. But yes, she should have her own identity too. I don't want any career oriented girl but I don't mind a beautician, teacher, Yoga instructor or any one with an inclination for art. We see that most of the career oriented girls don't have time for their homes. I don't want that. I want some one who can also give time to my home, to the family and also have an identity of her own.



Jennifer Winget: Firstly, I would love to have a husband (Laughs). Once you start loving a person, you start admiring his qualities automatically. So the basic thing about having a good husband is to love him. Yes, he should definitely be good looking. But I also think that the inner beauty matters more than the external one.



Abhinav Shukla: Frankly speaking I want a beautiful, slim and intelligent girl for me. Profession wise, she should be related to the science faculty. Only then I can have long conversations on subjects like cardio, nutrition, technical gadgets and other related topics She should be passionate about at least one sport; it could be any. . She should not be a foodie because she will then run the risk of putting on weight. She should love a luxurious life but when it comes to adjustments, she should be able to stand on her feet and avoid hypocrisy.



Ragini Khanna: He should be mature, honest and loyal to me. It is difficult to find such people nowadays. He should know all his responsibilities and always be able to complement me. He should also be diplomatic and avoid hypocrisy. And last but not the least he should definitely be well settled financially.



Jay Soni: Well my wife should not be brainy, should be free, innocent looking and good at heart, one who will love me a lot. I don't think that it is necessary to know cooking. I do not expect a girl to slog in the kitchen for me after she is back from work as tired as me. No, I don't intend to restrict her professionally.



Well, we hope that all of you get your dream girl or boy very soon!




--Tejashree Bhopatkar / TellyCafe.com