If I Like Someone, in My Head, I’ve Already Married Her: Elvish Yadav Opens Up About Marriage and Love Life

Elvish Yadav who has done many reality show recently opened up about his love life. Elvish who is very private when it comes to personal life revealed that he is committed in relationship and that he believes in dating with the intention of marriage. He is a old school person and compares himself with Ali from Dhoom 2. 

While talking to FPJ Elvish Yadav has opened up about his life, confirming that he is in a committed relationship.  He said that he is some one who believes in old school love and dating with intention of marriage. “According to me, the kind of person I am, if I like someone, I don’t like her with the thought that I’ll hang out with her for four days and then leave, or that we’ll see how it goes for a year and then decide. If I like someone, in my head, I’ve already married her. I have that kind of mindset.

Comparing himself with Ali from Dhoom he said, "You could even call it a desperate way of thinking. You know Ali from Dhoom? I am that Ali. The only difference is that he had a great bike; I don’t even have a bike to think like that on.”

Emotional and Physical Cheating are Equally Wrong

He believes both emotional cheating and physical cheating is wrong, he said, "Cheating is cheating. I have had big debates with people about whether physical cheating is worse or emotional cheating is worse. Some say physical is okay but emotional cheating is wrong. According to me, both are wrong and equally wrong. Cheating is cheating."

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Elvish on Link up rumours 

Elvish often faces rumours linking him to his co-stars, which can be difficult for his partner. He acknowledges that while online speculation about his relationships is constant and untrue, his partner understands the difference between social media and reality. Despite being linked to numerous women simply for working with them, she trusts that he is committed to their relationship.

Elvish emphasizes his belief in serious commitment, stating that he "always date[s] to marry," underscoring the importance of loyalty and long-term intentions.