I don't trust Elesh, Rakhi says

Rakhi Sawant being an item girl and the original drama queen says that she doesn't trust Elesh, the canadian man. After the show Rakhi Ka Swayamwar on NDTV Imagine she has got the grand publicity and after a long search finally she made up her mind for Elesh. But in a bindaas chat with NT Rakhi the hot babe confirms that she will wait and watch before the ultimate call for the marriage.



“Elesh has nothing except his education. He told me that he wants to start his career in Mumbai so i agreed upon but later I came to know that Elesh is not as firm as he projected himself to be. He stays in a rented flat with his partner in Mumbai. And you can't accept me staying in a rented flat”, Rakhi says.

Tha item girl also confirmed that she would marry someone else if Elesh doesn't get settled down within one or two years. Rakhi is really very much concerned about her life partner as well as career. She finally chose Elesh to get married with so that she would not have to leave Mumbai as her career plays the most important role in her life.

So we will also have to wait and watch as the item girl says. Rakhi gets married with Elesh or someone else, it's a question mark ???

Rakhi Sawant will not invite her mother for her wedding

After getting engaged to NRI businessman Elesh Parunjwala, the outrageous, bold and outspoken girl Rakhi Sawant says she wants all her friends, including ex-boyfriend Abhishek Awasthi, to attend her wedding but will not invite her mother.

In a interview Rakhi said, "I completely forgive Abhishek Awasthi. I was very surprised to know that he showed up on Sunday for my scheduled wedding. Surprised and touched. If I knew, I'd have welcomed him. Yesterday, he was my boyfriend. Today, he's my friend."

Eliminated contestants from the Rakhi Ka Swayamvar reality show were among those who had showed up to wish the couple Sunday. But although a wedding was expected, Rakhi and Elesh only got engaged.

Rakhi alos stated that "I was all set to marry Elesh. But it was Elesh who said he wanted more time to get to know me. I'm very confident of him. But if he needs more time to get to know me, how can I force myself on him? I'm ready to wait as long as he wants." The couple are planning to go to Toronto together for the wedding of Elesh's sister.

Sambhavna calls Rakhi biggest nautanki

Sambhavana Seth has once again commented on the mirchi girl Rakhi Sawant. This time Sambhavana calls Rakhi Sawant the biggest nautanki in the industry.
Sambhavana Seth has made some spicy comments recently in an interview. "The production house is very genuine and hence, it's an entertaining show but I don't know how much of it is true," says Sambhavana.

She also added to her statement that Rakhi wants people to believe that she is a nice, shy woman. But people in the industry very well know what kind of a person she is. We have worked together and I have seen her closely enough to know her real character.

Sambhavana Seth even states that the production house tried to invite her for Rakhi's wedding but she has refused, as she doesn't want to be a part of any drama.

Rakhi ke liye tattoo karega kya

Love her or hate her but you cannot ignore Rakhi Sawant. Rakhi calls herself the daughter of the media and is now using it as a vehicle to get married, the royal way. Rakhi ka Swayamvar on NDTV Imagine is gearing many eye balls. It is fun to see of how far these remaining 13 contestants can go for their bride. Recently two contestants were asked to prove their love for Rakhi Sawant by tattooing her name on their arms.

As per the news, “Rakhi was doubtful about the reasons behind Aamchi Mumbai’s Pranav Damle and Kripal Singh’s participation in the Swayamvar.”

“Rakhi somehow thought that they have participated in Swayamvar only to gain fame and free publicity. To help Rakhi in the situation, Rakhi’s dost and guide on Swayamvar, Ram came up with a brilliant idea to analyze these grooms."

Ram Kapoor challenged both of them to get Rakhi’s name tattooed to prove their love for her. “Kripal Singh backed out saying it will affect his future life in case Rakhi does not choose him, Pranav in order to prove his love and truthfulness towards Rakhi agreed to undergo the agonizing pain.”

Let’s hope Rakhi makes the right decision for herself.

I am sure I will find the right man says Rakhi

Some people call it a publicity stunt, some call it a unique idea but Rakhi Sawant doesn't seem to care. Rakhi Sawant is all set for the big day of her life- the day she will tie her wedding knot. Rakhi says, "I do things differently. Marrying through a reality show doesn't mean I am not serious about it. I am looking for a companion with whom I can share my love, joys, sorrows and success. I have chosen a national television to be the medium because this platform has made me what I am today. I want my marriage to be solemnized in the presence of all my fans who have been supportive of me in all my thick and thins.

We can call Rakhi a fashion diva too. As the item girl wants to look stunning on her wedding day. She has lost about 10 kilos of weight for her wedding. Now Rakhi is working on her outfit and look extensively. It will be a surprise for all. What can be a better medium than a national television channel.

Say 'I Do' On Television

After Rakhi Sawant posed the question, “Mujhse shaadi karoge?” to the public, another channel came up with a reality show, Vivaah, that will arrange marriages for couples on TV.

While there are numerous shows devoted to love and dating, marriage was a different matter. The Devdaas queen, Madhuri Dixit’s Shubh Vivaah was the first show on Indian TV to enter that territory in 2001, but failed to woo audiences at the time.

“If it’s well-packaged and manages to captivate viewers, it could work,” says media analyst Anil Wanvari, “Marriage is a delicate subject. Girls in India lead a comparatively sheltered life.”

Anuradha Prasad, the production house’s managing director feels that this show is bound to be a success as marriage has great significance in the Indian context. “Every parent is looking for a groom or bride on matrimonial sites and in newspapers for their children. If you put a show together well and the audience is able to relate to it, it’s bound to be a success,” she says.

The show’s host, Mohnish Behl, says there are no such risks involved. “We will just introduce the boy and girl and their families to each other, give them the required information and make them answer important questions. Where the candidates take it from there is their business. There is no prize money or competition involved at all." He also adds that a show like this will work as it provides a service and has an anti-dowry message.