Pooja & Munish: All for love

<div class="section1"><div class="Normal">Happiness expresses itself in many ways. But when it manifests itself as a smile straight from the heart, even the unspoken word conveys a message. It is this smile which sits pretty on Pooja Bhatt''s lips. Her marriage to TV anchor-turned-hotelier Munish Makhija —aka Udham Singh —has everything to do with it.<br /><br />"We met, liked each other and decided to get married," shares Pooja.Over to Mr Right. "Marriage is about a good feeling in the heart. My life has definitely become better," says Munish, who is busy with two TV series: <span style="" font-style:="" italic="">Udham Singh In Pakistan</span> and <span style="" font-style:="" italic="">Slapstick</span>. Yet, he is seemingly skeptical about people in his profession. "They are afraid to cast me as I speak my mind. But that''s my way."<br /><br />Looking forward to the release of her directorial debut Paap, Pooja is equally forthright. "I love taking risks," she says. "Production is a thankless job; acting is exhausting as one can''t fool the audience. But direction has proved fulfilling for me."<br /><br />Pooja is upbeat about Pakistani singer Ali Azmat extending a helping hand to lend his voice to one of the songs in her film. "Music has no boundaries. The song is a collaboration between two similar nations and generations." Marriage, of course, is a collaboration of the music of two hearts. Pooja and Munish will play on.<br /><span style="" font-style:="" italic="">ashok-chatterjee@indiatimes.com</span></div> </div>