Esha Deol may join politics after divorce with husband Bharat Takhtani, reveals actor-politician Hema Malini
In a statement recently, the veteran actress and politician said, "Esha is very interested in it, she loves doing it. In the next few years, if she is interested, she will definitely."

Esha Deol and her husband Bharat Takhtani recently announced their divorce after over 11 years of marriage. And now in an interview with ABP News, veteran actress and politician Hema Malini revealed if her daughter would join politics too.
She said, “Esha is very interested in it, she loves doing it. In the next few years, if she is interested, she will definitely (join politics)."
Esha Deol has caught everyone’s attention with her recent announcement of separation from her husband Bharat Takhtani. While the actress’s divorce shocked her fans as she was married for 11 years, reports suggest that her father Dharmendra is ‘sad’ about her decision. He even wants Esha to rethink about her decision to part ways from Bharat.
A recent report by entertainment portal Bollywood Life quoted a source as saying, “No parents can be happy seeing their children’s family being broken. Even Dharmendra ji is a father and one can understand his pain. It’s not that he is against his daughter’s decision to get separated but what’s her to rethink over it.”
The source even argued that the Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani actor is not against her daughter’s decision. However, he believes that their separation could affect children. The source further noted, “He is indeed sad, and that’s the reason he wants them to reconsider getting separated. Esha and Bharat have two daughters Radhya and Miraya. They are very close to their grandparents paternal and maternal. Separation affects the kids badly and hence Dharamji feels if the marriage can be saved they should.”

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