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The famous actress Rekha of the past has always been in the discussion due to her beauty as well as her bold statements. Whatever he said about his personal life or professional life was in the discussion. The stories of Rekha and Amitabh Bachchan’s affair are well known. But very few people know what they said about their second marriage.
Married to Mukesh Aggarwal
In 1990, Rekha married Delhi businessman Mukesh Aggarwal. But within seven months, her husband committed suicide. Rekha was held responsible for this. But after that Rekha did not marry again and decided to live life alone.
Did you want to marry a woman?
In 2004, Rekha was asked about her second marriage at Simi Grewal’s show Rendezavas with Simi Grewal whether she would marry again? To this Rekha replied, “Meaning from a man?” Simi smiled and said, “Of course, not a woman.” Rekha said to Tapak, “Why not?”
This statement of Rekha was very much discussed at that time. People mean that they have no problem in marrying any woman. Rekha further said that in her mind, she is already ‘married’ by himself, by her profession, her relatives.
The actress also said that the safety of the woman has nothing to do with the man. It completely depends on the woman how safe she feels inside.
I am full of lust.
In an interview to Simi Grewal, Rekha made many revelations related to her personal life. Rekha admitted that she used to drink alcohol when she was depressed and upset. According to the interview, actress Rekha said that I am a unholy woman, I am full of lust. If you ask me, I will say that from my life. Yes, I love my life very much.
Significantly, when Rekha came to know on honeymoon that her husband Mukesh Aggarwal was in depression, she got divorced only after 6 months of marriage. On 2 October 1990, when Rekha went to America for a stage show, Mukesh Aggarwal committed suicide by hanging herself with Rekha’s scarf at his farmhouse. Mukesh did not hold anyone responsible for his death in his suicide note. But despite this, Rekha was convicted for her husband’s death.
