No plans to get back with Rahul Mahajan: Dimpy

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Press Trust of India Mumbai
Last Updated : Dec 21 2014 | 3:30 PM IST
'Bigg Boss 8' contestant Dimpy got emotional on seeing her estranged husband Rahul Mahajan on the show recently but the model-actress says she is not thinking of giving their marriage another chance.
Dimpy, 29, and Rahul, who in 2010 became the first couple in the country to marry on reality TV, filed for divorce by mutual consent earlier this year.
The model sparked reunion rumours when she got teary-eyed on seeing Rahul during a party organised inside the 'Bigg Boss' house.
"During the party everyone's friends had come over. For me, Rahul coming to the house was like a visit by a family member. It was weird that we were behaving like strangers. I was emotional as at times I feel alienated in the house being a wild card entrant. Everyone has a bonding. So it was all pent up emotions that came out that day," Dimpy said during a press conference inside the 'Bigg Boss' house in Lonavla last evening.
"But I am not thinking about getting back with him as I have taken a decision. I have no plans of getting together with anyone else at the moment as well because my head is preoccupied with the game," she added.
This season of 'Bigg Boss' has seen very strong bonding among male contestants like Puneet Issar, Pritam Singh, Gautam Gulati and Praneet Bhatt, the latest to be evicted from the house.
But the girls have always kept their distance from each other.
When asked why the female contestants are not as united as their male counterparts, Dimpy said, "We are individuals and we are all strong. We have our own identity. We don't need to gang up to be in the game or go ahead in the show."
'Bigg Boss 8' hosted by Bollywood star Salman Khan airs on Colors everyday.
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First Published: Dec 21 2014 | 3:30 PM IST

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