Rekha shares her opinion about finding love: “If you are the right person, once is enough,

Apart from her acting talent, Rekha is also famous for her unmatched charm, intelligence and most importantly, her sense of humour. So when she recently appeared on The Great Indian Kapil Show, she mingled effortlessly with the cast and crew of the Netflix show. While he opened up about his life experiences, he also talked about his idea of ​​love. He explained how, in his opinion, true love only happens once, and that’s when you meet the right person.

During one segment, Kapil jokingly remarked that he has always been confused by the idea of ​​poets being in love. He mentioned that they are all contradictory, where one’s love is eternal and timeless, while the other says that love can happen at times. He asked the veteran actress for her views on the matter. Rekha replied, “I think if you have the right person, once is enough! How many times, how many men will do it(If the person is right, falling in love once is enough. How many times does one fall in love with different people)?” This made all the viewers laugh.

But not only this. The actress also stressed on the importance of self-love. She mentioned, “My experience is this… I can talk about myself… First of all I love everything. From work, my friends, the world, nature… but most of all I love myself (As far as I’m concerned, I love everything. My friends, this world, nature… but I love myself most of all).”

Archana Puran Singh, an integral part of the show, recently shared a picture with Rekha, along with a long, heartfelt caption, where she also opened up about the much-discussed love life of the veteran actress. “When I saw Rekhaji Sawan BhadonI was a small town kid and had hardly any expectations of ever going to Bombay… and certainly no expectations of ever meeting her in person!! Then years later I met him “battle“Where he called me to his make-up room and advised me on how to apply make-up and false eyelashes, a trend which he is credited with starting in Bollywood. I have memories of us sitting on the lawns of Filmcity talking about this and that. We used to talk about, and when I asked her who was the ‘she’ she was referring to, she replied, ‘You don’t know who she is?’ she wrote.