"I Felt Very Lonely", Pooja Bhatt's Candid Confession On Failed Marriage And Battling Alcoholism!
Pooja Bhatt recently charmed viewers on 'Bigg Boss OTT' Season 2 by giving them an inside look into her personal life. She is known for being honest. She handled conflicts and situations with grace, even though living with other finalists was hard, which earned her a spot as a semi-finalist on the reality show. Bhatt, who is known for being honest, talked about her life and her problems in the past, like her failed marriage and her fight with alcoholism.
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Pooja Bhatt On Her Failed Marriage:
When Bhatt talked about her marriage to businessman and TV host Manish Makhija, which ended in 2003, she said that the main reason was that they were too boring together. "I found myself in a marriage that was slowly deteriorating," she told the crowd at the launch of her book Unchain My Heart. There was nothing painful about it; it was just a loss of excitement. Neither of us wandered or looked for affairs outside of marriage. I understood as a woman that I had lost my sense of self by following the rules that society set for me. To understand that I was stuck in a situation that didn't make me happy, it took some time. I forgot what it meant to be a woman. I forgot what kind of person I was. Even though he was a good man, I felt very alone inside."
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Pooja Bhatt's Open Confession Over Drinking:
She also talked about how she used alcohol as a way to deal with her mental problems. "I used drinking as a short-term escape." I felt trapped and limited—first by the standards of being a good wife, and then by my desire to find comfort in a bottle. She was honest about how hard it was for her to break this habit, saying, "I questioned myself, figuring out the difference between a toxic relationship and relying on alcohol." The two of them helped me dull the pain. So, I set out on a journey of self-discovery, facing my inner turmoil and emptiness along the way. This led to a life-changing insight. "I said goodbye to alcohol, and it's been seven years since I became sober," she said.
