Krishna Shroff Discusses Her Live-In Relationship with MMA Fighter Abdul Azim Badakhshi
‘We don’t speak the same language’: Krishna Shroff says she asked her MMA fighter partner to move in after only three weeks; expert on navigating a live-in relationship
The Indian Express
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Krishna Shroff, daughter of actor Jackie Shroff, shared insights about her live-in relationship with MMA fighter Abdul Azim Badakhshi, whom she met at a fight event in Mumbai. Despite language barriers, they moved in together after just three weeks, highlighting the importance of communication and understanding in navigating their relationship.
- 01Krishna Shroff and Abdul Azim Badakhshi began their relationship after meeting at a fight event in Mumbai.
- 02They communicated for eight months before meeting in person and moved in together after three weeks.
- 03Language barriers exist, as Shroff speaks English while Badakhshi speaks Persian.
- 04Counseling psychologist Athul Raj emphasizes the importance of communication and understanding in live-in relationships.
- 05Healthy relationships require mutual influence and respect from both partners.
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Krishna Shroff, the daughter of actor Jackie Shroff, recently opened up about her live-in relationship with MMA fighter Abdul Azim Badakhshi from Afghanistan. Their relationship began after they met at a fight event in Mumbai, where they connected over Instagram. Despite language differences—Shroff speaks English and Badakhshi speaks Persian—they communicated for eight months through video calls before meeting in Goa. After spending two emotional weeks together, they decided to move in after just three weeks of being together in Delhi.
Counseling psychologist Athul Raj provided insights on navigating live-in relationships, particularly the challenges posed by language barriers and cultural differences. He emphasized that excitement can often mask the reality of daily life together, and couples should be prepared for potential disagreements and differing habits. Open communication about finances, boundaries, and personal time is crucial for a successful transition to living together. Raj also noted that healthy relationships involve mutual influence, where both partners feel valued and present.
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