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Valentine's special: New age couples defy odds to recreate true love
Updated On: 10 February, 2019 02:05 PM IST | Mumbai | Team SMD
Be it caring for an ailing partner, or never loving another - here's how millenial couples are putting the magic back in love

Prerita and Trishant Sidhwani run a wedding planning company. Pic/Suresh Karkera
'Had we broken up, we wouldn't have reversed it'
Prerita and Trishant Sidhwani
Together since 2008
As teenagers, Prerita Puri and Trishant Sidhwani, lived five minutes away from each other in Khar. But it was only in New York that they met for the first time. Both had enrolled at the same business school, and were only too happy to see a desi face in their midst.
"Indians tend to attract Indians at universities abroad, so we had developed a clique of 15 people who always hung out together. Prerita and I attended a few parties, and one evening, I asked her out on a date," says Trishant, co-founder of Dreamkraftz, a wedding planning firm. "Who knew that this would last forever," laughs Prerita, who was 17 at the time. Young and independent, both were open to the idea of "exploring" options if need be. Except, it never came to that.
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