By Malika Joshi
Jyotsna Yogi & Swoopna Suman
“To be honest, we don’t seek individuality and we don’t mean in an awkward cringe PDA way.
From living together to hanging out to working together is what we do and intend to stay that way. We’re friends too and our close friends are our common friends. Our thoughts align and we’d rather spend our quiet-resting days in the same room than take a breather.
We’ve been together for 8 years now and we look forward to more.”
Trishala Gurung & Rohit Shakya
It’s a shared purpose and a lifelong journey shaped by intention, not obligation. We chose to get married as a conscious decision to build a life together, one where love is expansive, not restrictive. In this partnership, growth is encouraged, not feared. Even as we evolve in different directions, pursuing our own dreams and identities, we remain deeply rooted in one another. Bound by shared values, trust, and commitment, we grow as individuals while standing together as one connected at the core, steady through change.
Nikky Pradhan & Girish Pradhan
We believe the answer is written in the way we choose each other every day. Our relationship is built on balancing individuality with togetherness, allowing each other the freedom to pursue our passions and live life on our own terms. While we have faced challenges, we are grateful we found the strength to compromise and let go of anything that affected us negatively. Being in a long-distance relationship often, traveling across seas to be together keeps our sense of adventure alive and strengthens our bond. In the end, we are both thankful that we remain grounded and down to earth, despite the name, fame, and lifestyles, which we believe is one of our greatest strengths.
