Vikram Bhatt opened up about his past relationships in a recent interview. The filmmaker was speaking to Siddharth Kanan recently when he mentioned that he does not regret anything. Vikram Bhatt was in relationships with Sushmita Sen and Ameesha Patel in the early 2000s. It was said that his relationship with Sushmita was the reason behind his divorce from his wife Aditi.
Asked if his relationships have taken a toll on him, Vikram Bhatt shared that the “pain” was no less than a lesson. “That pain itself has taught me a lot. Today where I am, it is because of that pain. I think my spiritual journey wouldn’t have been the same had I not gone through those events. I believe that we all choose our lessons before we are born and I think I chose these. I say this with all honesty that you have to own every part of your life. Everything that has happened is my decision, I let it happen. Nothing that has happened in my life has happened without my permission,” he said.
Bhatt further made it clear that he does not regret his relationship with the Aarya actress. “I don’t regret anything in my life, not one thing, not one mistake,” he said and then added, “I have made mistakes, a lot of mistakes, but I have learnt from them, maybe there’s a lot more learning left to do, but this is my sole journey.”
Vikram Bhatt further confessed that he made phone calls to both, Sushmita Sen and Ameesha Patel to apologise to them. “I made these phone calls very early on. That’s why I had gone to Bhatt sahab (Mahesh Bhatt) that was a part of the phone calls. But Sushmita, Ameesha… See, these are the relationships that were spoken about in the press but these are not the only relationships. I have more relationships, there were others as well who came into my life and nothing is incomplete in my mind today. I feel complete. That’s what I am saying, if you look at it as your sole journey then you don’t need a closure,” he shared.
Bhatt also admitted that his 2006 movie Ankahee was based on his life and called the film “semi-fictionalised”. He confessed that it was related to his relationship with Sushmita while he was still married.
“It was not incident based, ki aapki zindagi mein aisa hua tha kya (if something like this happened in your life), no, it didn’t happen like that. Sometimes you take the emotion and fictionalise it. So it was a real emotion in a fictionalised story,” he said.
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