Milind Soman's intimate scenes bothered wife Ankita Konwar? Here's the truth

Milind Soman as Dr Aamir Waris is raising the mercury with intimate scenes in his latest outing Four More Shots Please! season 2. The actor reveals if the bold scenes caused tension between him and wife Ankita Konwar.

Mumbai:Actor-model-fitness enthusiast Milind Soman reveals if his wife Ankita Konwar felt insecure of him performing intimate scenes in the second season of For More Shots Please!.

Besides setting social media on fire with his envious body, Milind as Dr Aamir Waris is raising the mercury with intimate scenes in his latest outing For More Shots Please! season 2.

One of the many talking points from the second season of More Shots Please! is Milind's intimates scenes with one of the lead actors of the show, Sayani Gupta. In his recent interview with a tabloid, Milind was asked if his on-screen proximity bothered his wife Ankita. "No," pat came the reply from the actor who is 26 years older than his life partner.

"She was very cool with it. In fact, when I got the first season, I read the script with her and there were, of course, sex scenes, me walking in my underwear on the table, she was like 'Ohh, this will be interesting'. She was actually very excited about it," said

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The actor also spoke about how life after marriage is changed or good.

“The biggest thing is that earlier I never asked anyone in my life, whether I should do this or that, or how will anyone react if I did something, not my family, even my mother, or even discuss with anyone, nothing, I was never that person. But now of course with Ankita, I discuss everything single tiny thing. That is the big change, it is not just you anymore, there is another person who is very important," said the 54-year-old on how he has become a changed person.

Amid lockdown, Milind recently suggested meditation for peace of mind in these times of COVID-19 stress, often triggered off by all the rumours, speculations and fake news emanating about the disease.