Asli pati vs naqli pati-Chavvi[Disha]

TV bahus reveal the difference between their reel and real husbands.

Tisca Chopra
Reel hubby: Ritu Raj (Kahani Ghar Ghar Kii)
Ritu Raj and I played an evil couple in Kahani Ghar Ghar Kii. Ritu is an amazing actor and played his role as Sanjay Doshi very convincingly. My husband Captain Sanjay Chopra is a pilot. Interestingly, my screen and real husband happened to share the same name. I addressed Ritu as 'Sanju' in the show, the same way as I do to my husband. Nevertheless my husband is a jovial, affectionate and very soft-hearted person.

Tassnim Sheikh
Reel hubby: Manav Gohil (Kkusum)
On-screen husbands are based on a script and are too good to be true. Somebody as good as Mihir (Kyunkii...) is just not possible in real life. Manav Gohil played my husband in Kkusum. Initially, he's madly in love with me. But later after meeting with an accident and getting handicapped, he turns very suspicious. My husband Samir Nerulkar knows me too well to ever get suspicious. But he's not the kind to overlook my mistakes.

Manasi Joshi
Reel hubby: Anuj Saxena (Kkusum)
On-screen husbands generally are complete wimps. The women rule most of the time. Often they are too good to be true. But at home I have a democratic relationship with Rohit (Roy). Real husbands do get angry and even forget special occasions unlike the on-screen ones. I would just die of shock if Rohit was so sweet.

Chavi Mittal
Reel hubby: Ashish Nayyar (Tumhari Disha)
For the sake of drama, on-screen husbands are shown as unreasonable and insensitive and make you serve. But in real life, my husband Mohit Hussein (director) does not let me do anything. He even cooks for me as he enjoys cooking and is very sensitive and caring.

Reena Kapoor
Reel hubby: Arjun Punj (Woh Rehne Wali Mehlon Ki)
On-screen husbands are shown to be picture-perfect. But in real life we have our differences and we patch up too. On screen the wife has to be over sweet and understanding. My husband Karan Nijher and I are like friends. I don't address him as aap nor do I act shy.