Mohit Suri, the soulful melodies and passionate stories name of Bollywood, has again proved how good he is by compelling the nation to take notice with his new directorial success, “Saiyaara.”
While the film’s record-breaking box office collections and tear-fall music are creating storms, it also reveals new insights about the director himself and his as interesting personal life as the previous one, especially his long-term relationship with ex-beauty Queen Udita Goswami.
Their one-year life together is a testament to dedication and holding each other through the highs and lows, typical of profundity attempted usually through Suri’s film endeavors.
Mohit Suri And Udita Goswami: A Real-Life Romance
Mohit Suri and Udita Goswami’s relationship started on the sets of Suri’s directorial launch “Zeher” (2005), where Goswami played the lead actress.
Their love started immediately, growing into an affair that rode out the toughest of industry waves. In between there were nine years of ups and downs of courtship before the two got married in 2013 in a low-key ceremony.
This longer time period before marriage indicates a deep understanding and commitment cultivated over time, rare in a business that typically occurs in the form of fleeting trysts.
Udita Goswami: From Screen To Sound Architect
While Udita Goswami commanded center stage in Bollywood in “Aksar” and “Zeher,” her fans went crazy with her electrifying performances, and the actress’s life worsened after marriage. As a professional DJ, she has now established a niche for herself.
This transition of career from acting to music is a testament to her entrepreneurial spirit and love for the arts outside the world of cinema. She joggles her professional life working as a DJ with life as a devoted wife and mother to their two children, Devi (2015) and Karrma (2018), with a resilience that stills the world around her and enables her to flourish on many facets of her life.
The mass appeal of “Saiyaara” a film praised as an emotionally rich one and most notably its record-breaking music itself is an indirect reference to this tale. Mohit Suri’s filmography has never lacked fantastic musical material, from “Aashiqui 2” to “Ek Villain.”
Even the title song of “Saiyaara” itself, a line of a lone but shining star, is talking about longing and deep emotional connection. It is also conceivable that the personal life of Suri, i.e., the discreet and long-term relationship he has with Udita, influences the affective framework of his work in a discrete way.
Their laid-back and casual domestic life forms a firm foundation to a director who often explores the intricacies of human relationship in films, maybe taking cues from the real association, he has with his own “Saiyaara.”
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