Sheeba Akashdeep : In the 1990s, there were constantly reports about Sheeba Akashdeep and Akshay Kumar being romantically involved. After decades, Sheeba has finally admitted that she was in a relationship with Akshay.
The two met on the set of the 1992 film Mr. Bond. Despite their fondness for each other and their mutual interests, their relationship eventually ended.
Sheeba Akashdeep spoke
Sheeba spoke to Pinkvilla about their past and the grounds for their breakup.Sheeba Akashdeep reveals that she once dated Akshay Kumar: “Ho Jaata Hai Ishq”
When questioned if she ever dated Akshay Kumar, Sheeba Akashdeep said, “When you are youthful and working in close quarters, ho jaata hai ishq (you fall in love).”
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Sheeba thought about their friendship and noticed an immediate likeness.
She continued, “Both individuals who exercise and family friends. My nanny and his mother would play cards together.”
When asked about the basis for their breakup, Sheeba Akashdeep said, “We were both youngsters. I don’t even talk about it. What is there to talk about when I find it so funny? I don’t even recall anything from that period. It has been more than three decades.
The actress also revealed that she and Akshay Kumar decided not to be friends following their breakup.
Sheeba Akashdeep responded, “Not when you are really young and emotional. You are so emotional that you have been unable to function normally for quite some time. Young love is passionate and forceful, like an explosion. So when that explosion occurs, it must come down. “Friendship does not survive.”
“There’s simply too much invested in a relationship to become friends later. It just doesn’t happen until you’re very mature,” she explained.
Meanwhile, Sheeba Akashdeep married Akashdeep Sabir, a director, in 1996.
On the other side, Akshay Kumar married Twinkle Khanna in 2001. They have two children—Aarav, a son, and Nitara, a daughter.
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