Anaya Bangar, who was last seen in the show Rise And Fall, recently attended a performance by stand-up comedian Pranit More, where she opened up about her dating life. During her conversation with Pranit, Anaya answered questions about dating, romantic interests, and the kind of partner she would like in the future.
Anaya Bangar on Sexuality and Relationship Status
Anaya spoke candidly about her sexuality and the qualities she seeks in a partner. She stated, "I am interested in men, and my sexual orientation is straight." The clips and videos from the show have been going viral on social media, and fans are praising her straightforwardness. When Pranit asked her if she is dating someone, Anaya clarified that she is single but remains hopeful of finding the right person soon. She added, "There's no one in my life right now, but I would like someone to come along."
Ideal Partner Qualities
As the conversation moved forward, Pranit inquired about her ideal man. Anaya shared that she would like her ideal partner to be tall, fit, and emotionally mature. She elaborated on her preferences, revealing that she is drawn to someone who is physically active and understanding. This remark sparked laughter among the audience.
Questions About Cricketers
The Bigg Boss 19 fame comedian asked Anaya whether cricketers slide into her DMs and if she would consider dating one. Anaya responded to the question and spoke about how cricket is a big part of her life. She shared that she has played the sport and knows many cricketers personally. However, she avoided giving a direct answer about receiving messages from cricketers and simply smiled before moving on.
Background on Anaya Bangar
For the uninitiated, Anaya, who was assigned male at birth, later transitioned to female. In a recent Instagram video, she revealed her medical test results. At 23, she partnered with Manchester Metropolitan University following a year of Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT). Anaya Bangar is the daughter of former Indian national cricketer Sanjay Bangar, who has also served as a coach and cricket commentator.
