Pawan Singh called his/her late wife ‘Goddess’, cursed his/her fate and said- we could stay together for just 3 months

Pawan Singh Recently, he/she is in the news not only for his/her work but also for his/her personal life. he/she has been married twice, first to Neelam Singh, who was his/her brother’s sister-in-law and later to Jyoti Singh. The sad thing is that Neelam died a few months after the marriage, which was reported to be a suicide. Recently, Pawan has spoken about Neelam with great reverence and called her a goddess. In a podcast with Shubhankar Mishra, Pawan Singh was asked about his/her first wife Neelam Singh. In response, he/she told his/her deep emotional thing and said, ‘I stand in front of God and ask, ‘God, why are you testing me so much? What have I done wrong?’ I wake up at night and think what mistakes I may have made.’ Pawan Singh further shared his/her feelings and said, ‘The man you lovingly called Bhabhi was the goddess I found in my life. I have lost that goddess, and it is impossible to find someone like her again.’

Pawan Singh spoke on his/her first wife

Pawan Singh further said, ‘She is no longer in this world and all I can say is that a mark was written on my fate.’ When asked how he/she feels when people speculate about the reasons behind his/her first wife’s suicide, Pawan Singh’s response clearly shows his/her deep struggle and pain of dealing with such discussions.

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three and a half months together

Pawan Singh was married to his/her first wife for only a few months, talking about their short time together he/she said, ‘We were together for about three and a half months. Even though she was my brother’s sister-in-law, we did not live together. We didn’t really know each other well and we were not together constantly during that time. The reality is that a certain destiny was written for me and it happened like that, even if people didn’t intend to, they often talk about it and I have to listen, life is like that.’