Sudheesh and VishnupriyaFor Sudheesh and Vishnupriya, life is not the same after 'Made for Each Other'.
Winning the second prize at Mazhavil Manorama's adventure reality show 'Made for Each Other' have brought many positive changes in our lives, said Vishnupriya.
At a very young age, when Sudheesh and Vishnupriya decided to settle down together, not many supported. As their parents didn't approve of their relation, struggles of life started for them at a very young age.
Hailing from Muvattupuzha, Sudeesh (25) is working as an electrician and Vishnupriya (20) is a student.
Talking about their journey so far, Vishnupriya said: “Feels so great that such a thing happened in our life. We never even thought that we will reach till that stage.”
“I saw advertisement of the show in the newspaper and sent the application on the last date. Sudeesh didn’t have any idea about all this till the call came. When I told him about the programme he too was excited and we decided to give it a try. After a couple of rounds, we were sent to our home and were asked to wait to know the result. When a few other contestants contacted us personally, we thought we aren’t there and we won't be able to go to Malaysia. But then at last when the final 12 couples were announced we too found a place.”
At a very young age, when Sudheesh and Vishnupriya decided to settle down together, not many supportedTagged as the youngest couple in the show, Vishnupriya said: “It was sheer luck that we won the second place. In the initial rounds, we were far behind and improved gradually with each task. But at this point I realize there were many people who supported us throughout our journey. My teachers, friends and family all finally came to our aid and we were all the more happy about it.”
Asked her what changes did the show brought them, she replied: “Since we got married at a very young age, we weren’t serious enough. Both of us were too childish back then. The programme brought us many positive changes in our lives. We are more open minded now and matured in our thoughts. We got our parents back; their love is what we needed and we have it now. Respect from others is another thing that we got after participating in the programme.”
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