Popular actress Akanksha Puri appears to be enjoying life after recently winning Swayamvar: Mika Di Vohti and popular Mika Singh chose her as their future bride. The actress is content with their current stage of dating and has no immediate plans to tie the knot.

Akanksha recently expressed some annoyance while speaking with the media when she was asked about her upcoming nuptials to Mika Singh. The actress questioned why people couldn't just see her in a dating phase and want her to get married.

"I'm not sure why it bothers people to see me in a dating phase. They merely want to witness my nuptials. Why can't I go on dates, fall in love, and enjoy the stage? I want to take advantage of Mikaji's courtship. Since I've been single for a while, I've really missed it, and I want to relish the dating stage. She said, "Thoda romance Ho life mein toh mazaa aata hai.

When you've been friends with someone for 13 years and are moving that friendship to the next level of dating, it takes a lot of time, says Akanksha, who is delighted to be with Mika. We are in a very mature stage of life right now. We don't start going on coffee dates and exchanging teddy bears like in a Kindergarten story. Because Mikaji and I get along well, I'm glad we're together.

This year, the actress from Vighnaharta Ganesh plans to throw a lavish birthday celebration "This year, I'm going to throw a lavish birthday celebration. I don't usually celebrate my birthday, but this year I have plenty of reasons to do so, "she said.

When asked if she intended to compete in Bigg Boss 16 alongside Mika Singh, she responded, "I recently won a reality show, so I just want to take it all in. I'm not sure if Mika Ji has received an invitation to appear on Bigg Boss. I recently won a show and a lot of other things thanks to it, so I just want to enjoy that moment."

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