"Closure Is Important": Sushmita Sen On Break-Up With Rohman Shawl
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"When I'm in love, I'm 100%. So, when we leave gracefully, we must do that 100%," said Sushmita Sen
Sushmita Sen, who, earlier this month, announced that she and Rohman Shawl broke up, had revealed in her post that the relationship ended long ago and that the two "remain friends." During a recent interview with Hindustan Times, the actress spoke about dealing with the break-up and closure. She said, "Closure is important for both people so that they can move on in their lives. And yeah, the friendship always remains. At my age, if I sit and start thinking about the terrible thing, it is really my life that I wasted." She added, "I have grown in every relationship. So, it's a beautiful thing to be able to speak your truth."
The actress added, "I'm 100% person. When I'm in love, I'm 100%. So, when we leave gracefully, we must do that 100%. Whatever the reason be, your life is not about being in a loop. The truth is incredible because it allows people to remain friends and to be good to each other. The world needs that love. There's enough problems in it already".
See the post Sushmita Sen shared after her break-up:
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