In a heartfelt revelation, Bollywood actress and host Sonali Bendre recently opened up about how the show Pati, Patni Aur Panga resonates deeply with her personal life. Hosting the show with grace and honesty, Bendre shared that many moments portrayed on screen feel like “a page of my own marriage.”
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The show, which dives into the complexities, humor, and emotional upheavals within modern Indian marriages, has struck a chord with viewers. But for Bendre, it hits even closer to home. Speaking during a promotional segment, she said, “There are times when I watch an episode or hear a couple’s story and I feel like—this could be Goldie [Behl] and me. It’s like reliving certain moments from our own journey.”
Sonali, who has been married to filmmaker Goldie Behl since 2002, has often been candid about the ups and downs of her relationship, especially during her battle with cancer in 2018, when her husband stood by her as a pillar of strength. That honesty has made her the perfect host for a show that doesn’t shy away from portraying the raw, real sides of relationships.
“Marriage isn’t just about the good parts. It’s about disagreements, adjustments, and finding humor in chaos. Pati, Patni Aur Panga mirrors those realities with sensitivity,” Sonali said.
The actress also praised the show’s format for allowing real couples to share their stories while subtly raising important social conversations. “It’s refreshing and powerful. Every couple, including mine, will find pieces of their story here,” she added.
Fans have appreciated Sonali’s empathetic presence on the show, noting that her own life experiences bring authenticity and warmth to every interaction.
As Pati, Patni Aur Panga continues to explore the multi-layered dynamics of married life, viewers can expect more heartfelt moments—and perhaps, more personal reflections from its beloved host.
