The power couple Nakuul Mehta and Jankee Parekh in the entertainment business. The couple’s infectious sense of humor and magnetic connection have kept their love alive for decades. Nakuul and Jankee never miss a chance to show their affection for one another in front of others. They met and fell in love in college, and after nine happy years together, they tied the knot and are the proud parents of a beautiful little boy named Sufi.

Their Love Story

The story of how Nakuul Mehta and Jankee Parekh met, their first date, their first kiss, and much more was told in an exclusive interview with Pinkvilla. Nakuul and Jankee were questioned about their first encounter while playing a game together. They scribbled “Shiamak Davar dancing class” on the provided slate to divulge their secret. Nakuul and Jankee mentioned their first date in CCD. The actor was quizzed whether he could recall Jankee’s outfit from their first encounter. Nakuul got the answer right by writing, “Black leotards and cycling shorts.”

When prompted to share the first present Nakuul gave Jankee, she said it was a CD with all his favorite music. Jankee further noted that when Nakuul returned from the United States, he brought a fantastic collection of hip-hop music.

When asked what Jankee had given Nakuul for their first present, Jankee and Nakuul responded with “Zara cloth.” Nakuul and Jankee said “Athenas” when questioned about the name of their first kiss. Nakuul said that the incident occurred at a nightclub in South Bombay, adding, “I would not delve into specifics of what transpired, but it was lovely.”

He responded with a joke, “Those days we used not to watch movies, we used to go to theaters (both laugh).” Nakuul said that Hrithik Roshan was Jankee’s initial celebrity obsession. Nakuul’s eternal celebrity infatuation was Madhuri Dixit.

Moreover, they both said that Goa was the location of their first vacation. Nakuul Mehta proposed his girlfriend Jankee Parekh at 2 in the morning by penning a poem for her. When questioned further about the poetry, both Nakuul and Jankee said that they still had it but couldn’t recall its lines since it was so lengthy (about five or six pages).