MUMBAI: Raja Chaudhary is a well-known name in the television and Bhojpuri industry. He is the ex-husband of popular TV actress Shweta Tiwari.
Raja and Shweta were married for several years before the couple put an end to their marriage with a divorce.
Shweta and Raja also have a daughter together, Palak Tiwari, who is now a fully-grown beautiful diva.
Palak Tiwari has also walked on the footsteps of her mother and made a mark in the entertainment world.
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Tellychakkar recently got in touch with Raja Chaudhary where he talked about his childhood, crush and much more.
What’s the most interesting/silly buzz or rumour about you?
It’s that I got married three times. I haven’t had my 3rd marriage yet (Smirking).
What’s the funniest thing you did for the sake of ‘Script Ki Demand’?
I don’t remember. Everything I do is funny and then I blame it on the script.
What’s that one thing you do or did for which your parents always scolded you?
I used to play a lot of video games. I used to not go to tuitions and instead go and play video games. It was a different time.
Who’s your secret crush from the television industry?
We should let it be secret. If you’re talking about earlier times then I would say it was Shweta Tiwari.
We hear a lot about Shweta Tiwari’s fitness. What do you have to say about that? Do you ever stalk her profile?
Even if I don’t stalk, her news just keeps coming. I feel it’s good for her that she keeps herself fit.
What’s a hairstyle that was forced on you during your childhood?
It used to be that Military cut, very short hair. It Was my ‘Tau Ji’s’ favourite dialogue – “You went to the salon for this hairstyle or should I use my shoes for it?”
Share with us the funniest memory from your college days?
I was a very good cricket player and we won an under-16 tournament in Mainpuri. That will always remain in my mind.
How was it the day you saw yourself on a hoarding board?
It was a proud moment. I was very happy and was doing a show called ‘Nach Baliye’. That was when I saw myself on a hoarding board for the first time.
Share with us a childhood moment that always makes you emotional?
It was when I was very young, I had lost my grandmother and she was the first person at that time for me who I saw dead and I realised what death is all about. Death is a very painful thing.
Share with us a memory from, let’s say the last 10-15 years, that makes you emotional.
Nothing like that really makes me so emotional but my dog died.
Share with us some mischief from the time when you weren’t an actor and weren’t so popular.
I used to work with Hindustan Unilever products, Budweiser and other brands.
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