In an interview with Kartik said that he is unfazed by the constant media frenzy surrounding his relationships. “I have always been someone who has never cared. The only thing I care about is, I don’t speak about it. I have never spoken about my personal life or my relationships… I speak about my work a lot but this is something which I have never spoken about. I don’t shy away from maybe being spotted with someone. I have never ducked the paps; I have always been there because it’s not a crime. But I don’t need to speak about it, whether I am in a relationship or I am not,” he said.
As soon as a celebrity admits to being in a relationship, rumours about their marriage plans begin doing the rounds. However, Kartik has never felt the strain of such conjecture when it comes to his relationships. “Because I don’t care about it, there has never been that kind of a pressure. I can always go out, I can be with someone and not get worried about the fact that I am being papped or there are videos that are being circulated,” he said.
Kartik said that his partner might not be entirely comfortable with their relationship being under media scrutiny, which is why he does not talk about his personal life. “That is something which I always respect, that there are two people in a relationship, so you should never speak about it. Even if the other person is okay with it, later on in life, you never know where it goes. What you have said about someone, the label will always stay. So I have always maintained that and I don’t discuss it,” he said.
This story is from the February 2020 edition of GLOBAL MOVIE MAGAZINE.
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