Divorced because - Niharika Konidela Opens on Podcast - Husband Reacts
Nikhil Vijayendra Simha, a wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">digital developer, recently presented a podcast with tollywood actress niharika Konidela, the niece of Mega Star Chiranjeevi. In the interview, the pink Elephant Pictures producer discusses her divorce from chaitanya Jonnalagadda and the 'breaking of trust'.
"You can't rely on the wrong person because not everyone is your mother and father, and not everyone will take care of you." The anguish is yours. When you enter into a relationship, you hope it will work. Nobody likes to spend money on a marriage, whether it's in udaipur or registered," niharika added.
"My father (Naga Babu) never considered me as a burden and promised to care for me till I became 60 years old. I too have a phone and internet connection; I see what the trolls say, and it is not easy. It's painful what people say, but it's easier knowing it's not the end of the world," she remarked, adding that one should "not trust people too lightly."
To these statements by niharika, chaitanya reacted, “Hi Nikhil, I truly appreciate the effort you have made in trying to ward away the unfair negativity on niharika that is going on lately. I know it is not easy to data-face it in tandem with dealing with a personal crisis. But you should stop trying to use the reach and platform to indirectly try and attach tags of the victim and cause concerning the marriage.”
He added, “The pain of things not working out and the process and ordeal of healing is the same for both ends. In the future instead of an indirect implication of history and fitting in words like trust, what will be advised is to have all the parties involved and run through the timeline if you are that keen on knowing and making the public aware.”
"You can't rely on the wrong person because not everyone is your mother and father, and not everyone will take care of you." The anguish is yours. When you enter into a relationship, you hope it will work. Nobody likes to spend money on a marriage, whether it's in udaipur or registered," niharika added.
"My father (Naga Babu) never considered me as a burden and promised to care for me till I became 60 years old. I too have a phone and internet connection; I see what the trolls say, and it is not easy. It's painful what people say, but it's easier knowing it's not the end of the world," she remarked, adding that one should "not trust people too lightly."
To these statements by niharika, chaitanya reacted, “Hi Nikhil, I truly appreciate the effort you have made in trying to ward away the unfair negativity on niharika that is going on lately. I know it is not easy to data-face it in tandem with dealing with a personal crisis. But you should stop trying to use the reach and platform to indirectly try and attach tags of the victim and cause concerning the marriage.”
He added, “The pain of things not working out and the process and ordeal of healing is the same for both ends. In the future instead of an indirect implication of history and fitting in words like trust, what will be advised is to have all the parties involved and run through the timeline if you are that keen on knowing and making the public aware.”