<p>Riteish Deshmukh is known for his quirky comic timings but when it comes to acting he feels that wife Genelia D'Souza is better at it than him.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The couple, who started their career together eight years ago with "Tujhe Mere Kasam", a remake of Malyalam blockbuster "Niram", will be next seen in their upcoming film "Tere naal Love Ho Gaya".<br /><br />"We started our career in 2003 and have grown together with the films. She has evolved as an actress with films. There is a scene where we have to act like drunkards and she did that brilliantly with such ease that made me feel she is a better actress than me," Riteish said during the promotion of the film at IIPM here.<br /><br />The film will be the couple's first onscreen appearance after marriage, but Riteish, 33, said they didn't plan to tie the knot after the completion of the film.<br /><br />"Love is a slow evolutionary process. We started off as a friend and after some time we started dating each other. I used to like her from the beginning and the best part in her is she values every relationship.<br /><br />"We never interfered into each other's decision. Whether we decided to marry each other on the sets of the film, we really don't remember," he said.<br /><br />In the romantic comedy, Riteish plays a lowly employee under Genelia's father played by actor Tinu Anand.<br /><br />"The film is directed brilliantly by Mandeep (director). There is a suspense till the end about whether they are in love with each other or not," he said. After this film, Riteish will be seen in rib-tickling comedy 'Housefull 2' along with Akshay Kumar and John Abraham. </p>
<p>Riteish Deshmukh is known for his quirky comic timings but when it comes to acting he feels that wife Genelia D'Souza is better at it than him.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The couple, who started their career together eight years ago with "Tujhe Mere Kasam", a remake of Malyalam blockbuster "Niram", will be next seen in their upcoming film "Tere naal Love Ho Gaya".<br /><br />"We started our career in 2003 and have grown together with the films. She has evolved as an actress with films. There is a scene where we have to act like drunkards and she did that brilliantly with such ease that made me feel she is a better actress than me," Riteish said during the promotion of the film at IIPM here.<br /><br />The film will be the couple's first onscreen appearance after marriage, but Riteish, 33, said they didn't plan to tie the knot after the completion of the film.<br /><br />"Love is a slow evolutionary process. We started off as a friend and after some time we started dating each other. I used to like her from the beginning and the best part in her is she values every relationship.<br /><br />"We never interfered into each other's decision. Whether we decided to marry each other on the sets of the film, we really don't remember," he said.<br /><br />In the romantic comedy, Riteish plays a lowly employee under Genelia's father played by actor Tinu Anand.<br /><br />"The film is directed brilliantly by Mandeep (director). There is a suspense till the end about whether they are in love with each other or not," he said. After this film, Riteish will be seen in rib-tickling comedy 'Housefull 2' along with Akshay Kumar and John Abraham. </p>