When Amrita Singh talked about coping with her divorce with Saif Ali Khan: 'Had to first deal with my emotions as a woman...'

In the early 2000's, Saif Ali Khan and Amrita Singh were one of the most popular Bollywood couples. However, the couple ended their marriage after 13 years, marking one of the most high-profile and contentious separations in Bollywood. Their split, which occurred in 2004, was widely publicized and characterized by significant media attention, highlighting the challenges they faced during their divorce.

Following her divorce from Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan, actress Amrita Singh encountered significant emotional challenges, particularly given her role as a mother to their two young children, Sara and Ibrahim. The experience was especially difficult for her, but she found the strength to create a stable and loving environment for her kids. Recently, a video from an old interview of Zoom featuring Amrita Singh and Pooja Bedi has been making the rounds on Instagram.

In the interview, Singh opened up about her divorce from ex-husband Saif Ali Khan, discussing the challenges she encountered as a woman during that period and sharing insights into what their marriage was like. Talking about how she dealt with her feelings post divorce, Amrita said, "I think as a woman I had to just deal with the fact that you win some and you lose some, and this was, you know, just not destined to be. I was hurt, I was very hurt. I didn't think of other issues at that time. I had to first deal with my emotions as a woman."

The process of their divorce was very painful, especially for their two young kids, sara and Ibrahim.

When Pooja Bedi asked about how Amrita Singh managed her divorce from Saif, especially considering her responsibilities as a single mother to their two children, Sara and Ibrahim, and whether it frightened her, Amrita responded, "No, it didn't scare me at all. Because till I am alive, I know I'm capable. What will happen if money doesn't come? I will sell everything and shift to a smaller house. Atleast we'll get the food and we'll survive. I'm happy in some aspect or maybe i am not and this happens often throughout life."