One in all television’s most loved real-life couples, Karan Kundrra and Tejasswi Prakash, proceed to win hearts long after their relationship blossomed on reality television. From public appearances to social media moments, fans closely follow their journey and infrequently debate whether relationships born on reality shows truly stand the test of time. In an exclusive conversation, Karan opened up about love beyond the reality-show bubble, the strength of real companionship and what he believes is the largest red flag in modern relationships. Read on to know what he revealed.
Karan Kundrra On Relationship With Tejasswi Prakash
Addressing the common belief that relationships formed on reality shows may not sustain in the true world, Karan Kundrra explained that intention and emotional compatibility matter way over the platform where two people meet. Speaking candidly, he said, “I feel it’s unfair to place this stuff in the identical context, agar ek relationship, irrespective aap kaha mile aur kaise mile, agar aapki intention sahi hai. If me and Teju wouldn’t have met on Bigg Boss, if we might have met some other place, I’m sure things would have been the identical. So I feel it doesn’t matter where you met or the way you met, if the love is real. Not even love, if the companionship is real, all of the things, all of the parameters you have a look at if you think mere ko iske saath apni saari zindagi bitani hai, if that meets, it really works.”
Karan further shared that their relationship never revolved around cameras or public perception. “Like me and Teju never did anything because we were on a reality show, hum toh bhool bhi gaye the ki we’re on a reality show. And to be honest, scrutiny pohochti nahi hai hum tak,” he said.
Laughing, he added how unaware they often remain of online chatter. “Waha pe hume pata chalta hai ek do din ke baad ki bhaiya kalesh hue hai, matlab hum toh bade maze se ghoom rahe the, hume pata hi nahi tha, hum momos kha rahe the.”
“The Biggest Red Flag Today Is…” Karan Gets Real About Modern Relationships
Shifting focus to today’s dating culture and social media influence, Karan Kundrra highlighted what truly concerns him about modern relationships. He explained that individuals often turn out to be overly obsessive about how they seem online relatively than how they genuinely feel in real life. “The largest red flag today in a relationship is that individuals are too obsessive about how other persons are perceiving, which shouldn’t be how you must live a life, kyunki hum joh post kar rahe hai woh skilled photography, makeup, hair ke saath hai, hum normally thodi waise dikhte hai,” he said.
Encouraging people not to match their real lives with curated social media images, Karan added, “So stop taking that as a reference point even for relationships. Aap hum logon ko dekh rahe hai par yaar, everyone seems to be gonna show their best side on social media, so let’s not take that as a reference point and let’s be real. So I feel ye dikhawe ki duniya band karo and deal with yourself.”
Karan Kundrra’s honest perspective reinforces an easy truth: real companionship, clarity of intention, and emotional maturity matter way over where a relationship begins or the way it appears online. As social media continues to shape perceptions, his grounded advice encourages people to step away from comparisons and deal with constructing authentic connections in real life.
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Varsha Tiwari is a budding content author enthusiastic about Bollywood, popular culture, and the stories behind the highlight. She enjoys breaking down trends, celebrity moments, and film narratives into engaging, reader-friendly content. All the time curious and observant, she is currently pursuing a Master’s in Communication and Journalism. Outside of writing, she enjoys painting because storytelling doesn’t at all times need words to make an impact.