Actor Manisha Koirala, currently enjoying the success of her role in the Netflix series “Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar,” has candidly discussed her personal struggles with toxic relationships. In the series, created and directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Manisha plays Malikajaan, a character known for bringing toxicity into every relationship. However, in real life, Manisha has often found herself on the receiving end of such relationships.
Reflecting on Past Romances
In a recent interview with Filmfare, Manisha revealed a recurring pattern in her love life. “I have scrutinized why I have only fallen for the wrong men. I used to wonder why am I doing this again and again, or if there’s something wrong with me to be getting attracted to the most troubled person in the room,” she shared. Recognizing the need for self-work, Manisha has chosen to remain single for the past five to six years to focus on her personal growth.
The Ideal Partner
When asked about her ideal partner, Manisha expressed her desire for a genuine connection built on mutual acceptance and honesty. “At some point, I would love to have a good connection where we both accept and are honest about where we are at,” she said. She hopes to find someone who shares her dreams, ambitions, and passion.
Forgiveness and Loneliness
Manisha also discussed her forgiving nature in relationships and the loneliness she felt as an outsider from Nepal. “I was just out of school and didn’t know right or wrong. I felt that loneliness a boyfriend or partner would fill, but that never happened,” she explained. Despite red flags, she would often forgive and move on, only to realize later that she had surrounded herself with unnecessary people.
Career Highlights
Before her role in “Heeramandi,” Manisha starred in “Shehzada” in 2023 and “Sanju” in 2018, continuing to build a diverse and impressive career in the film industry.
Conclusion
Manisha Koirala’s candid reflections on her past relationships highlight the importance of self-awareness and growth. Despite the challenges she has faced, she remains optimistic about finding a meaningful and supportive partnership in the future.
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