Sobhita Dhulipala doesn’t think love should be limited to romance. For her, friendship is a big part of it too. She also doesn’t believe in drawing up a list of things a person must or must not do to deserve her love.
Speaking about dealbreakers, Sobhita said she would still love someone even if they did something she disagreed with. For her, not liking someone’s decision doesn’t mean her feelings for them have to change.
Loving someone doesn’t mean agreeing with every choice they make. Sobhita’s view is that you can have your differences and still want that person in your life.
Her film Love, Sitara also deals with relationships and family expectations. The story looks at what happens when personal wishes don’t always match what families want. Sobhita’s comments bring the focus back to something more personal: how we feel about the people in our lives, even when things between us aren’t perfect.
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