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Versatile artist Piyush Mishra is known for his outspokenness, but recently the honesty with which he has exposed the ‘dark corners’ of his personal life and married relationships to the world has shocked everyone. Speaking in the context of his autobiography ‘Tumhari Aukaat Kya Hai’, Piyush admitted that he was once a “bad husband” and an “irresponsible partner”. His story is a tale of guilt, infidelity and then a long journey of self-improvement.
Changed attitude towards relationships: ‘Love of youth and companionship of old age’
Piyush Mishra admitted that the definition of love changes with age. He shared his views on some key points:
Lack of responsibility: Piyush admitted that initially he did not see marriage as a big responsibility. According to him, love is natural in youth, but he did not have the maturity needed to fulfill it.
Emotional Distance: He made a shocking revelation saying that it took him 10 to 15 years to understand that Priya is his wife. Before that they saw her only as a woman who took care of the house and children.
Antisocial behavior: The actor described himself as “extremely cold” and “emotionally detached” during that period.
Priya’s sacrifice: ‘She ran away from home for me’
Piyush cited the tolerance of his wife Priya Narayanan (architect) as the only reason for the survival of his marriage.
“Priya married me against the wishes of her parents. She said she would never leave me. It was great of her that she supported me through my darkest times. Today I understand how lucky I am.”
The moment when everything was told the truth: ‘Extramarital affair and guilt’
The biggest turning point in Piyush’s life came when he opened the diary of all his mistakes in front of his wife.
Facing the truth: He told everything to Priya about his extra marital affairs.
Emotional Catharsis: During this conversation, both of them cried bitterly and hugged each other. According to Piyush, this honesty lightened the burden between them and gave a new and stronger foundation to their relationship.
Time of Reformation: It took him about 5 to 6 years to muster the courage to speak the truth.
Today’s Truth: An Improved Relationship
Piyush and Priya, who tied the knot in 1995, are today living a happy life with their two sons, Josh and Jai. Piyush believes that he is a better husband now because he has learned from his mistakes and developed empathy. His confession is a lesson for those who underestimate the importance of honesty and responsibility in relationships.
North India Statesman