Shweta, Manav Canada-bound

Annual pilgrimage

The couple will spend the Christmas and New Year holidays at her sister's place there. "She has enrolled in a hotel management course there and has been asking me to visit her for a long time."

From Canada, the couple plans to visit their favourite city New York in early January. "I love New York. It's like an annual ritual to visit there. In fact, this time I get to spend 10 more days in the Big Apple while Manav returns early for work."

When asked if she has plans to gift him anything special, Shweta says, "He celebrated his birthday in March, but I didn't have the time to buy him a gift then. I'll make up for it during our anniversary."

Even though it's the third year of their marriage, Shweta says they have been together for a long time. "We knew each other for a long time before tying the knot, so we are not newbies when it comes to celebrating anniversaries."

Looking back at Nach Baliye, Shweta thinks she can now call herself a better if not professional dancer. "I have newfound respect for everyone who is a trained dancer now. I think dance is the best form of exercise and I plan to take classes to stay fit."

Staying on

When asked if she was shocked with their exit, Kawaatra says, "I guess every one was shocked. But it's a show and some one has to stay and someone has to go. I think Tina and Hussain have a good chance of winning the competition, bou never know what will happen in the end."

Praising Manav for his effortless dancing, she says, "I don't know how he does it, but he really makes it look so easy! My mom has become a huge fan of his after watching his last performance."

The couple will leave for Canada after performing for the Nach Baliye finale. "We will leave some time after December 18 and will be back mid-January."