Sussanne Khan, previously married to Bollywood actor Hrithik Roshan, has found love again with actor Arslan Goni. The couple, often seen attending events and enjoying double dates with Hrithik Roshan and his girlfriend Saba Azad, has been in the limelight for their budding relationship. In a recent interview with Times Entertainment, Sussanne’s mother, renowned interior designer Zarine Khan, shared her thoughts on her daughter’s new and ongoing amicable relationship with Hrithik.
Zarine Khan expressed her delight over Sussanne’s newfound happiness with Arslan Goni. She highlighted Arslan’s respectable background, noting that he has studied law and comes from a distinguished political family in Jammu. Zarine emphasized her joy in seeing her daughter content and in love after her 2014 divorce from Hrithik Roshan.
Zarine addressed The Marriage Issue
In the interview, Zarine addressed the topic of a potential marriage between Sussanne and Arslan. She dismissed the notion that marriage is essential for happiness, drawing a parallel to the long-standing relationship of Hollywood icons Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell, who have remained together for decades without marrying.
“Marriage is not the only thing in life,” Zarine commented. “In today’s world, you are simply lucky if you find happiness with someone. The age-old notion of getting married to be happy and settled holds no truth anymore.” She further expressed that what truly matters is the happiness and career focus of both Sussanne and Arslan. “Arslan and Sussanne are happy together and focused on their careers,” Zarine added, underlining the couple’s mutual contentment and professional dedication.
The public’s response to Sussanne’s relationship with Arslan has been largely positive, with many admiring the modern family’s dynamic, including the cordial rapport between Hrithik and Sussanne, which they maintain for the sake of their two sons. As Sussanne and Arslan continue to navigate their journey together, Zarine’s supportive stance serves as a testament to the evolving perceptions of love and companionship in contemporary society.
