Aditya Narayan and Shweta Agarwal are a happily married couple and have quickly settled into their marital routine. Ask Aditya how it feels to be a married man and he told us, “It feels great. I still can’t believe that we are married to be very honest. It took us a month, but we have settled in well. After about four months, we plan to move into our new apartment.”

The singer and anchor, who is currently seen in Indian Idol, also spoke about yesterday’s episode of the show, in which Shweta made an appearance. When Aditya was seen lifting her in his arms, fans instantly went ‘awww’ on social media. Talking about it, Aditya said, “Shweta made an appearance for the first time on the show, so it was an emotional moment for me. The good thing about being married is now every time I am out of the house for work, I am always in a rush to reach home!”

Aditya also shared how the two of them are different in their own ways, but still have many things in common. He said, “We dated for a decade, but never lived with each other, barring a sleepover once or twice or a few trips, so it feels great to have each other around. We are different in many ways, yet we have several things in common. I love the fact that we can be in the same home together, do different things and yet find time to do things together.”

Aditya also commented on how Shweta is good at managing their home. He said, “She is great at managing the kitchen and I’m very good at keeping the house clean. We work out and watch shows together. We both love trying different cuisines. The best part is that despite being together for so long, it feels like a totally new relationship.”

The duo, who returned from their honeymoon in Gulmarg recently, shared several pictures of their trip on their Instagram accounts. Aditya said, “Gulmarg was amazing! Kashmir is one of the most beautiful places in the world. I would recommend all Indians to visit it at least once in their lifetime. Shweta and I are both nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts, so we enjoyed the snow and skiing. The nights were very cold and it was a welcome break from the heat and humidity of Mumbai. We enjoyed the food, too, and the people there were very nice and welcoming. We completed our beginner’s course in skiing and look forward to completing the advanced course next year.”