Surveen Chawla: I could kiss a co-actor or go nude, my husband won't say anything

Surveen Chawla: I could kiss a co-actor or go nude, my husband won't say anything

Surveen Chawla.

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Surveen proved herself as an actress as she took upon 'Parched' after donning a bold avatar in 'Hate Story 2'.

Ever since news of Surveen Chawla getting married came a couple of months back last year, it has been reported that the actress is more likely to shy from essaying bold characters on screen (rememberHate Story 2?).

Quashing those rumours, Surveen speaking about her life post-marriage told a leading daily that it has “in fact, gotten only better”.

Reacting to people’s shock at her getting married, Surveen said, "Why does it shock people that I got married? Those days are gone when an actress would achieve her professional goals first and then get married. Many actresses achieve great professional heights even after marriage now. Just because I was perceived as a go-getter and an ambitious person, it did not mean that I had no intention of getting married if I found the right guy.”

She continued, “Marriage and career are not interrelated and people should understand that. Just like any professional woman who continues to work after her marriage, an actress should not wait when she finds the right guy."

Surveen also added that she shares an understanding relationship with her husband who is supportive of her career. She said, "I had gone through many ups and downs in my relationships, so I was quite reluctant to get married until I was doubly sure of the person. Besides, it is also a question of hormones, so it is only right that you get married at the right age.”

She added, "I could kiss my co-actor or even go nude on screen, I can do whatever the script demands in a film and my husband will not say anything about it. That’s the kind of understanding I have with him. When I have this kind of comfort level with him, why would I wait to get married? My husband is supportive of my work and I got a companion for life, what more can a woman ask for?"