Rohit Sharma gets honest about his wife’s cooking: It’s ‘very limited,’ but he’s learned to never complain.

Indian cricketer Rohit Sharma recently gave fans a glimpse into his life with wife Ritika Sajdeh during an episode of Family Full House. The cricketer, who is usually seen discussing his professional commitments on the field, shared a candid moment about their everyday life, revealing how he responds when he does not particularly like something cooked by his wife. During the conversation, a contestant asked Rohit whether he openly tells Ritika when he does not like something she has prepared. Responding to the question, the cricketer said that he does not really have any complaints about her cooking. He also added that although Ritika prepares only a limited number of dishes, she makes them exceptionally well. Rohit said, “Haan, haan, bol deta hoon. I mean, halaanki, I don’t think unki jo bhi cheez… I mean, bahut limited cheezein banati hain, jo bhi limited cheezein banati hain, bahut hi achhe tareeke se banati hain, toh… koi complaint hai nahi.” (Yeah, yeah, I’ll say it. Although, I don’t think I have any complaints because she makes very few dishes, but whatever she prepares, she makes them really well.) The cricketer also opened up about another relatable aspect of their relationship, revealing who usually takes photographs when the couple travels together. Rohit shared that he often asks Ritika to click his pictures, but the two rarely get enough photographs of each other during their trips. Talking about the same, he said, “Lekin abhi dekho, main aksar apni biwi ko bolta hoon ki mera photo kheench aise-aise. Lekin aksar yeh hota hai ki hum dono ek-dusre ki kam photo kheechte hain, baaki logon ki zyada kheechte hain. Humein mauka kam milta hai ek-dusre ki photo kheenchne ka.” (I often ask my wife to take my pictures. But what usually happens is that we take fewer pictures of each other and more pictures of other people. We hardly get opportunities to photograph each other.) He further explained that this is a common situation for couples who travel together, as they have to manage photography themselves rather than having a professional photographer accompany them. Adding a humorous touch to his observation, Rohit said that sometimes one of them has to take on the role of the photographer. Rohit added, “Main samajh raha hoon, yeh bahut common cheez hai. Jab bhi aap trip pe jaate ho ya bahar jaate ho, toh aap photographer ko leke jaate nahi ho. Aapas mein maamla niptaana padta hai, toh shayad kabhi-kabhi aapko photographer banna padega.” (I understand that this is very common. Whenever you go on a trip or step out, you don’t take a photographer along. You have to manage things between yourselves, so sometimes you have to become the photographer. )

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