Esha Deol says she’s ‘missing’ love right now, credits Hema Malini and Dharmendra for shaping her idea of ​​romance: ‘It’s in my heart’ | Hindi Movie News

Esha Deol says she ‘misses’ love right now, credits Hema Malini and Dharmendra for shaping her idea of ​​romance (Image credit: Instagram)

Esha Deol has admitted that love and romance are something she is “currently missing” in her life, even as she revealed that her belief in relationships remains firmly rooted in the example of her parents, veteran stars Hema Malini and Dharmendra.Speaking to Curly Tales, Esha described herself as a hopeless romantic despite experiencing heartbreak and personal setbacks.“I think love and romance are the most important things in a person’s life, which I currently miss. I love being romantic. I’m a complete rom-com person. I love love songs and I love love stories,” she said.When asked if her idea of ​​love had changed over the years, especially after the break-ups and the end of her marriage to Bharat Takhtani, Esha said no.“No, these things don’t change. Breakups happen. I’ve had boyfriends in the past that I broke up with. These things happen, but that doesn’t dilute my ultimate idea of ​​love,” she said.

“We grew up seeing unconditional love”

The actress revealed that growing up watching her parents’ relationship shaped her expectations of love and companionship.“We all grew up watching the unconditional love between Hema ji and Dharmendra ji,” shared Esha.Reflecting on their bond, she added, “There was dignity. There was respect and there was unconditional love. We all loved Dharmendra ji so much. I don’t know how I held myself together today. I mean, I love him and he’s in my heart.”Esha also spoke fondly of the values ​​instilled in her by Dharmendra, saying that one of the most important lessons he taught her was to never compromise dignity and self-respect.“The best advice she gave me was to always keep your dignity and self-respect. Those were two words we always used,” she said, adding: “And in terms of the relationship between sisters, she always said there should be love and affection between all of you. Those words come at the right time and hit you hard.”