It is often said that love sees no boundaries. Guess what? Some Bollywood and TV stars take this way too seriously. Of late, there have been a lot of cross culture relationships cropping up. While Preity Zinta just made things too mainstream by getting married to her foreigner boyfriend, there have been many celebs who have been dating their firang loves for quite a while.
Sometimes it is friends who play cupid between them, other times stars fall in love with their soul mates from far off lands while sharing screen space with them.
Ileana D’Cruz
The actress who made her Bollywood debut with Ranbir starrer Barfi found love in Australian IT professional Andrew Kneebone. Andrew and Ileana are happily seen hand in hand at various events.
Radhika Apte
Radhika who floored everyone- audience and critics alike with her fine performances in films like ‘Badlapur’, and ‘Hunterrr’, is married to British musician Benedict Taylor. And this piece of news might come as a shock to many who thought her to be a singleton. They were recently seen arriving at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport.
Mallika Sherawat
Mallika recently took to social media to announce it to the world that she was in love. The man of her life is a French real estate businessman Cyrill Auxenfans. The two sure look amazing together. They were recently spotted in Mumbai out on a lunch date.
Preity Zinta
Preity Zinta recently made headlines when she secretly tied the knot with long term boyfriend Gene Goodenough. Gene is a president of a US based hydroelectric power company.
Sunny Leone
Former adult star of the Indian origin Sunny Leone is married to Daniel Weber, who was also an adult star just like her. He later turned producer and the two got married. The two seem extremely happy and are now settled in India. Daniel manages Sunny’s Bollywood projects.
Shama Sikander
Shama Sikander got engaged to her long term boyfriend James Milliron at New Year’s Eve last year in Dubai, Burj Al Arab. James is an American businessman who was introduced to Shama through a common friend.
