Top 60 Rubina Dilaik Quotes

I never followed ‘Big Boss.’

I always keep a zeal to learn new things especially when I am not aware about it.

I was very sure that in the journey of Bigg Boss’ house, Salman sir’s feedback is what is going to make me even stronger. So, I took everything in a positive stride and I can say that his feedback was the crucial contribution to my journey towards success.

For me, Bigg Boss’ has been a life-transforming journey.

The entire cast and crew of more than 200 people have given their best and Shakti’ is going off air in a great spirit.

The one important lesson that I have learnt in my life is that embrace life as it comes.

Bringing your intimate relationship into the public arena and yet not being able to express yourself freely can really suffocate you.

I would be honest when I say that the adventure element in my life was introduced by Abhinav. He really enjoys pushing his limits when it comes to adventure sports.

I have always been selective about people who enter my life.

Yoga has primarily helped me with essential lung exercises which helped me normalise my oxygen levels in many ways.

Mother’s Day for me is day that needs to be celebrated every day.

I strongly believe that when two secure individuals come together, they nurture each other.

When you keep your most intimate relationship in the public eye and that too in a most vulnerable state, then your protective instinct comes out.

‘Shakti’ is not a run-of-the-mill daily soap.

I have always felt responsible for every character I played, devoting myself to learning everything about the craft.

Till I get the right film, I am enjoying TV.

In the Bigg Boss’ house, you don’t have phones, you don’t have places to run away. The only options are fight or flight.

I have been approached twice before for Mahadev.’ But they were for some other characters. This was the third time. I didn’t want to say no because being an Indian we are all attached to Ramayan and Mahabharat and it is an honor for me to play Sita on screen.

I am a true desi girl when it comes to my food choices and Indian sweets are my favorite!

Abhinav is like the winds beneath my wings.

We used to burn tons of crackers earlier, but when I realized the effects they have on our environment, I stopped burning them. We have been celebrating cracker-free Diwali for 15 years now.

I am very loyal to my relationships.

Wedding hasn’t affected my professional life at all.

There is absolutely nothing better than gorging on delicious Rabdi and Jalebi during the festival of Holi, which only makes the festival a lot more special for me.

People are so crazy about extreme sports. The rush is such a high that you want to experience it again.

The biggest reason for Abhinav and me to do Bigg Boss’ was that we had given each other time till November. We were about to get divorced. If we wouldn’t have come here together then probably wouldn’t have been together.

Never did I imagine that a simple practice like yoga would benefit me in so many ways throughout a tough period like Covid.

I believe that a beautiful relationship grows between two people who are individually secure.

I believe in the power of determination.

I realized that I am not meant to relax all the time. I have gotten into the system of working for 12 hours.

As an artiste, I don’t worry about whether I am taking the beaten path or a fresh route when it comes to taking up challenges.

I have gotten to introduce myself to this virtual world of social media which is so powerful.

I go out of my way to accommodate people and out of my way to forgive them.

Clear communication is paramount for any relationship to become stronger.

My man, now as I proudly say, has all the qualities that I have envisioned for my life partner and I’m so happy to be sharing this journey of mine with him with enthusiasm and a lot of adventures and co-creating memories.

For sky diving, I was thrilled about coming down in a parachute but didn’t think about the weightlessness or free fall that I would experience.

I always think about what I can bring to the table.

I see people around not wanting to acknowledge that they come from a small town, but it is like a jewel in my crown. I am proud to be a village girl.

Not every show is meant to impart education and has to be entertainment driven as well.

As an actor, I do not restrict myself by saying it has to be like this only. What matters in the end are audience acceptance and the longevity of the show or the TRPs of the show.

Because of the vast reach of television, there have been different angles that have been explored showcasing the life of transgenders.

Now, I am an adventure junkie.

Soulmates are not two people who shower love on each other but are people who make each other better individuals.

We had our own version of the seven vows, which Abhinav has written beautifully. Each vow touched my heart deeply.

Content pertaining to LGBT community is something the Indian viewers have never been very comfortable watching.

‘Bigg Boss’ for me is a journey and when the journey is coming to an end you don’t want to continue any negativity, grudges or burden with you.

No amount of prep-work, mental strength or advice from former contestants or winners can actually get you ready for life inside the Bigg Boss’ house.

I am going to miss Shakti’ a lot.

I have never shied away from taking risks in my career, and I would not do that in the future either.

After coming to the Bigg Boss’ house, my perspective towards this relationship has changed and I have gained confidence.

When you start showing people their good side they start loving themselves more.

Life after marriage hasn’t changed.

If I am doing a good show and I am satisfied with it, and can convey a message or bring a change in the thought process of the society, my purpose is served.

Abhinav has helped me open my wings. He motivates and inspires me.

With the nation standing tall with the LGBT community, there is definitely a wave of change that we are finally witnessing.

The most beautiful learning in my Bigg Boss’ journey has been to embrace all shortcomings with grace.

Working for over 12 hours, 30 days a month and being paid after 90 days, and in many cases even more than that, isn’t only unethical but is against working laws.

I believe that if you have a person who understands your profession, it is a little easier and in the long run, it helps because you understand the subjectivity of time and notion that comes along with a particular profession.

For any actor, hectic shoot schedules often take a toll on the mind and body.

I want to wait for a project that will excite my creative juices.