Renowned Indian journalist and politician Navjot Singh Sidhu is renowned for his frank comments. One of his well-known quotations offers a thought-provoking viewpoint on interpersonal relationships and human nature.

Sidhu's observation highlights how people's perceptions of other people can be shaped by their personal experiences. When your own circumstances are clear, you may not be as interested in other pairs of glasses—or in this case, other people's lives—as you would be if you were looking through a pair of glasses with fogged lenses. However, you begin to notice how clear and clean everyone else's lens appears once yours becomes a little murky due to personal experiences or life changes like marriage.

Sidhu jokingly implies in his quote that people may find it simpler to appreciate the allure of other relationships more clearly after marriage. This is a reflection of how one's perspective can change as life circumstances change, not about being unfaithful or unhappy. When one considers their own situation, the charm and beauty of other people's lives may become more apparent.

Sidhu is well-known for being frank and frequently using comedy to make important points. His quotation exemplifies this approach; he takes a direct look at interpersonal relationships and human behavior and transforms it into something that provokes thought and discussion.