'Bigg Boss 13': Paras had plans of marrying girlfriend Akanksha Puri in 2020

"We had plans. That was the last conversation Paras and I had just before he entered his vanity (van). He was keen that we shouldn't delay anymore and that it should happen soon (after the show got over)," Akanksha said.

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Mumbai: "Bigg Boss 13" contestant Paras Chhabra might be in news for his cosy moments with fellow contestant Mahira Sharma in the "Bigg Boss" house, but at one point of time he apparently had plans of marrying his girlfriend Akanksha Puri.

"We had plans. That was the last conversation Paras and I had just before he entered his vanity (van). He was keen that we shouldn't delay anymore and that it should happen soon (after the show got over)," Akanksha told Mumbai Mirror.

"He was very happy. But I was somebody who said that you first come out then we'll talk about it. I think this is his time. I want him to focus on his work as he has really waited for this for a long time. Right now, these things can wait," she added.

When she was asked about their marriage in 2020, Akanksha said, "Maybe. Let's see. I'm not sure. I'm just waiting for him to come out (of the 'Bigg Boss' house). There are a lot of things that I need to clear. If I go inside the house and talk to him about these things, he is not going to give me an exact answer as he will still be in the game. So, I'm just waiting. Let's see where it takes us. I'm prepared for everything."

"There are a few things which he has done that have really upset me about. He has lied about a few things. I know it is a part of his game but I didn't like it. I take a lot of pride in myself and I am a very strong person, so if anybody is calling me weak or someone who keeps crying, I'll not be able to take it," she added.

In a recent episode, Mahira's mother was seen entering the "Bigg Boss" house as a guest. She had asked Paras not to kiss her daughter that he often does. "The way she said it was very cute and I don't find anything wrong in it. I don't know why people are taking it in a wrong way," Akanksha said.