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You won't see Divyanka and Vivek opposite each other in any show; Here's why

New Delhi: They might look happy couple off-screen but they are not ready to work together on-screen! Any guesses who they are? Well, we are talking about TV’s newlywed couple Divyanka Tripathi and Vivek Dahiya. Yes, you heard that right! Vivek himself has confessed this recently in an exclusive interview to leading daily Times Of India. On being asked if he would accept an offer opposite Divyanka, Vivek said, ”We have discussed about it and she wouldn't want it. It would be weird to work together and come back home together and do that over and over again. I'd rather not want it for myself as well. I'm quite happy with the way our characters are on Yeh Hai Mohabbatein as we are not paired opposite each other.”   You won't see Divyanka and Vivek opposite each other in any show; Here's why The actor also opened up about the changes that he is witnessing post marriage. Talking to the daily he said, "Professionally nothing has changed at all, personally yes I have become more responsible as there is another person who becomes an extension of you. We think collectively, it's no more about me, it's about us now." "One thing that has changed the most is that whoever I meet now, they always mention my wife which never happened before. The society holds you together which is a nice change," Vivek further added.
Divyanka and Vivek exchanged wedding vows on July 08 in Bhopal in the presence of their family and close friends.
 

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