When Pooja Bedi spoke about her relationship with Aditya Pancholi: "Feelings don't die overnight"

We all have heard about the dating rumours of Kangana Ranaut and Aditya Pancholi. But, do you know that Aditya found peace in Pooja Bedi's arms too? Read on.  

Aditya Pancholi was married to Zarina Wahab. But when their marriage was falling apart, it was then Pooja Bedi who collected the scattered pieces of him.

Aditya Pancholi was married to Zarina Wahab. But when their marriage was falling apart, it was then Pooja Bedi who collected the scattered pieces of him.

When they were dating, Pooja was into him, and he was also as she mentioned to Stardust (reported by Bollywoodshaadis). She said, "I know that while he was with me he would never have looked left or right or at any other woman."

When they were dating, Pooja was into him, and he was also as she mentioned to Stardust (reported by Bollywoodshaadis). She said, "I know that while he was with me he would never have looked left or right or at any other woman."

She even shared that she would have killed herself if not the other woman. "I used to tell him that if I ever saw him with another girl, I could claw her eyes out or if I couldn't manage that, I'd really whack her hard. I loved him so much that I could stab anyone for him. I could have even killed myself." 

She even shared that she would have killed herself if not the other woman. "I used to tell him that if I ever saw him with another girl, I could claw her eyes out or if I couldn't manage that, I'd really whack her hard. I loved him so much that I could stab anyone for him. I could have even killed myself." 

But soon after a few months of their honeymoon phase, their relationship started to crumble down, and she further mentioned in the report, "Feelings don't die overnight. I don't think I can break away completely from him. We'll still be good friends. And I know if I ever need help, he'll always be there."

But soon after a few months of their honeymoon phase, their relationship started to crumble down, and she further mentioned in the report, "Feelings don't die overnight. I don't think I can break away completely from him. We'll still be good friends. And I know if I ever need help, he'll always be there."

"Our relationship was as good as dead since a couple of months now. We were just holding on to it, hoping we could find a solution. So, what could I do."

"Our relationship was as good as dead since a couple of months now. We were just holding on to it, hoping we could find a solution. So, what could I do."