Indraneil Sengupta Says Marriage With Barkha Bisht Was 'Not A Failure' Amid Cheating Claims: 'It Has Worked...'

Barkha Bisht and Indraneil Sengupta, married for 15 years, separated four years ago. Barkha Bisht and Indraneil Sengupta, who were married for 15 years after tying the knot in March 2008, separated four years ago. Recently, Barkha spoke about their split, revealing that Indraneil cheated on her during their marriage.

Despite this, she stayed for two years trying to save their relationship, but he eventually decided to leave. In an interview with Siddharth Kannan, Barkha admitted she still doesn’t know what went wrong in their marriage. Indraneil, too, talked about his “failed" marriage and why they took different paths in a conversation with Sanghmitra Hitaishi on her YouTube channel two weeks ago.



He mentioned that his divorce “changed" him in a positive way. Indraneil said that while the incident was negative, it helped him grow in many positive ways. He talked about his marriage, saying, “Although the incident is very negative, it has changed me in a lot of positive ways in terms of my personality development.

My marriage, if someone says ‘it hasn’t worked out’, I would say it has. It has worked for 13 years. It didn’t go forever.

Why is the idea of a relationship ‘forever’? It is good if it is forever. There have been good moments, very good moments and also bad moments." Indraneil said he didn’t want to call his marriage a “failure" and mentioned that he and Barkha were always very different from the start.

He explained that they both had their own paths, which also made up their shared journey, and neither was to blame. He added that people’s personalities can change over time. “Two people have had their individual journeys, which is also together journey and no one is wrong.

Sometimes personalities change. We were different people from day 1. As the years have passed, we have become more of ourselves.

I don’t agree to the word failure. Nothing has failed. People will give the example of past generations.

I have a say, which people may not like. In those days, most relationships worked due to dependency," said Indraneil..