In a recent podcast appearance promoting their upcoming film 'Do Deewane Shaher Mein', actors Mrunal Thakur and Siddhant Chaturvedi shared their views on love and relationships. Mrunal confidently stated that she believes in love at first sight, a sentiment that Siddhant challenged. He reminisced about his own experiences, suggesting that such instant connections are rare, especially after his college years.

Their discussion took a deeper turn when explored whether men tend to remember their first love. Siddhant chimed in humorously, asserting that boys often cling to all forms of affection they have experienced. He speculated that while men may hold onto memories, women appear to move on more swiftly from relationships, a point Mrunal playfully contested, indicating that women may outwardly seem fine, but they carry emotional weight.

This engaging exchange not only highlighted differing perspectives on romantic sentiments between the two actors but also resonated with listeners by touching on universal themes of love, memory, and moving on. Their insights may inspire further discussions around the dynamics of love and gender responses in modern relationships, particularly in the Indian context.