The wife of the Indian cricket Chetehwar Pujara, Pubari Pujawas again under the spotlight after sharing how their love story started. Known for its kind nature and earth-to-earth, its history quickly attracted the attention of people online. Many have rented the couple for their soft and unusual trip together.
Chetehwar Pujara’s wife reveals first honest impressions before marriage
In a frank conversation with Grace Hayden For Espncricinfo, Puja shared that when the idea of marrying Pujara came for the first time, she did not know who he was. As it was an organized configuration, she assumed that he was not really interested and believed that it was perhaps her family pushing for the match. At the time, he was busy with his cricket commitments and could not meet her at the start, so Puja ended up meeting his father first. She admitted that she had built a theory in her mind that he was not serious about it and that she simply accepted the wishes of her family.
“I didn’t know who was Cheteshwar, and it’s an arranged wedding that we had. Let me end it, “ Puja said.
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The first meeting of Puja with Pujara changed everything
However, Puja added that when she finally met Pujara, all her previous doubts have completely disappeared. From their very first conversation, things were natural, open and friendly – like talking to an old friend. The connection was spontaneous and authentic, and that’s where their trip really started. Although it is not exactly love at first sight, he instantly felt good.
“And when we met, the theory was completely as if you knew, it was like all the overturned glass. And from the first moment when we met conversations, it was so candid, honest without hypotheses and agenda. We were like two good friends. It was so spontaneous and it was there that it all started”, “ She added.
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