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Actor-director R. Parthiban candidly discussed his divorce from Seetha, emphasizing peace over regret. He described their 12-year marriage as sweet, stating separation brought him tranquility, not unhappiness. Parthiban believes in prioritizing freedom in relationships and sees no need for hate in breakups, focusing now on cinema and personal peace.
R. Parthiban, the actor-director who is an unconstrained thinker and bravely fights for many totally new views, has become the talk of the town once again after expressing without restraint his divorce with actress Seetha.
Parthiban aired his views regarding his personal life, marriage, and divorce without including any spice in an interview exclusive to him, which not only became an instant hit but also stood out for the calmness with which he spoke. His words showed peace, clarity, and acceptance. He did not speak with anger or regret, but with a sense of maturity and balance.
Parthiban and Seetha’s love and marriage journey
Parthiban and Seetha were one of the known couples in the Tamil film industry.
They fell in love and got married in 2001. They were together for around 12 years. Even after their separation, they continued to respect each other. Parthiban said he does not regret the years he spent with Seetha. He called those years some of the sweetest times of his life. He shared that the separation did not make him unhappy and that he feels peaceful about the past.
For him, everything that happened in his life happened for a reason.
Parthiban on freedom, marriage, and relationships
In the interview with WOW Tamizha, Parthiban spoke about today’s relationships. He said that people now value freedom more than anything else. Many men and women do not want a life full of restrictions in the name of marriage. He explained that marriage should not feel like a burden or a cage. He believes no one should stay in an unhappy relationship because of society. If a relationship is not working, it is better to make a clear decision instead of suffering for years.
No second marriage, only cinema and peace
Parthiban clearly said that he has no plan to marry again. He mentioned that at the moment, he is focused on films, art, and personal growth. However, although their relationship had ended, both he and Seetha managed to maintain mutual respect. Upon being asked why they parted ways, he responded that they had differing opinions. His remark was simple and conspicuous: a breakup doesn't need to have hate as a reason, and it can mean having inner tranquility.
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