Parineeti Chopra recently did an interview after her latest film, Amar Singh Chamkila, came out. She talked about her relationship with her husband, Raghav Chadha, during the interview. She talked about how their different careers had an impact on their relationship.

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Parineeti Chopra talks about Raghav Chadha and following politics after marriage

Parineeti Chopra talked about how she's taken an interest in her husband's career since they got married. Parineeti shared, 'Ab toh karna padta hai (I've got to follow politics now). But my complaint is that he doesn't follow entertainment. God only knows what he watched on screen last. And only he knows. I have to cue him. He knows nothing about films. He knows a little about music, but he won't know if it's my film song. So I have to continuously nudge him, 'Just pretend like you know' (laughs). So it's sweet. But the best thing is that I actually don't know anything about politics he doesn't know anything about entertainment, so our conversations are about life. That's perfect for me.'

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For the unversed, Raghav Chadha is a member of the Aam Aadmi Party as well as the youngest member of the Rajya Sabha. He recently married Parineeti Chopra in 2023. The 'Meri Pyari Bindu' actress shared that she didn't know about Raghav and his work until they met each other.

Parineeti recalled some reactions when she told people that she'd be marrying him. She said, 'You've married Raghav!' I said, 'Yeah, what's the story here?' But now that I know him and his work, who he is, and what he does, he's one of the most impressive people. To be the youngest member of Parliament. At 35, be part of this party and do the work he's doing. I feel like, 'How do you do it? You're just a baby! How's this happening?''

The actress also shared that not knowing a lot about each other's work life helps them connect better with each other and lead a normal life. She said, 'It's nice to be married to someone who's not from the industry. I'm too much of a Sufi soul. I have a life outside of the film industry. So if my husband had also been from this industry, I'd have gone mad. So he's made my life even more normal. I always want normalcy, and he's made my life even more normal. So I'm married to the most wonderful man.'