Esha Deol Calls 'Roving Eyes' A Red Flag After Bharat Takhtani Divorce: 'You Have Your Arm Candy But...'

Esha Deol and Bharat Takhtani announced their separation earlier this year and said in their statement that they have ‘amicably’ parted ways. Now, Esha has opened up about the red flags in relationships. She said it was important that our partner and you are on the same frequency and have similar lifestyles. Additionally, she also said that a wandering eye is a red flag in any relationship.

Esha listed these red flags in conversation with Hauterrfly and said, “When you’re not vibrating on the same frequency as the other, there’s no way that you can click with the person. You should rather attract or be attracted to a person who is on the same vibrational level as you. I’m not talking about financial…”

She added, “The second thing is if the lifestyles don’t match. That’s a big red flag. If one person wants to sit at home and the other wants to go out, it’s not going to happen. There’s nothing wrong with both lifestyles…” Esha also called having a ‘roving eye’ a red flag and said, “You’ve got your arm candy with you, but you’re seeing eye candy, bro. That’s not good.”

The actress also spoke about green flags in a relationship and said, “I think friendship is the key to having a good relationship with anyone. You’re not obligated to please the other person, you’re not obligated to do things to make the other person happy. Green flag is also being with someone you can spend time with without doing anything. I really value my personal space, my dream world, my la la land. I like my own company. I can entertain myself all day long. To people like us, that space should be given…”

Esha Deol married Bharat Takhtani in 2012. They have two daughters, Radhya, born in 2017 and Miraya, born in 2019. Earlier this year, Esha and Bharat announced their separation. “We have mutually and amicably decided to part ways. Through this shift in our lives, the best interests and welfare of our two children is and will be of utmost importance to us. We’d appreciate our privacy is respected,” they said in a statement to Delhi Times.