Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan spoke openly about the failure of his marriage for the first time and also explained the reason for its failure.
Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan and his wife Ayesha Mukherjee have been separated for some time.
Ever since the rumors of the couple’s separation started, neither the cricketer nor his wife have spoken openly on the subject.
However, in an interview, Dhawan finally opened up about how he and his wife decided to go their separate ways.
Shikhar Dhawan admits that he ‘failed’ in marriage but doesn’t want to point the finger at others because the decisions he took were his own.
Shikhar Dhawan said “I failed because the final decision is one’s own. I don’t point fingers at others. I failed because I was not aware of it.”
“The things I talk about cricket today, I wouldn’t have known 20 years ago, it comes with experience,” he said.
The opening beater revealed that their divorce is still pending. He has not ruled out the subject of remarriage but he is not thinking about it at the moment.
Shikhar Dhawan said that the divorce case is going on, tomorrow if I want to marry again, I will be more sensible about it, I will know what kind of girl I need, someone like that. With whom I can spend my life.
“I was 26-27 at that time and I was playing constantly, I was not in a relationship with anyone,” he said.
The Indian cricketer added that when I fell in love, I could not see the dangers, but today if I fall in love, I can see the dangers ahead.
He also advised young people to experience the relationship with their partner and understand if they enjoy their partner’s company. Only then should a decision be made to take the relationship to the next stage.
Shikhar Dhawan added, “Youngsters, when getting into a relationship, need to experiment because it’s important. They shouldn’t take a hasty emotional decision and get married.”
He added in this regard that young people should spend a few years with this person and see if you get along and if you can enjoy each other’s company.
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