Funny how some "important" things in life so quickly recede into the background when you find what you're always looking for.

In the case of this particular gentleman from India, of course, something hit him hard enough to change his life completely.

This is something that few of us out there can certainly relate to.

And although it with several challenges in the pursuit of his dream, I'm sure he and his lovely new family will pull through.

Because after all, what love really is.

Love Gets Bollywood star stranded in Russia

Fascinated by the Russian beauty, an Indian actor has decided to trade his career in Bollywood for having married his sweetheart, and leave for his hometown, only for him to end up nearly destitute.

Kumar Jha Arman career was on the rise in the Indian film industry. He already had a few commercials and soap operas behind him, and just joined in feature films, where he played a charismatic villains.

That was when he met Christine, the girl from the Far Eastern Russian city of Ussuriysk. She was a dancer and love with Indian culture, and in Delhi, she studied Indian dance styles. Arman madly in love with her and started courting.

"He was running me everywhere. He gave me flowers, sang songs and told stories. He cared for me like in the movies," she told the tabloid Komsomolskaya Pravda.

Finally, Russian beauty was subdued charms Arman, and married in India. Unfortunately, Christina did not want to live in an Asian country, all the time because she could not tolerate the hot and humid climate. During the summer she returned to Russia.

It was in Ussuriysk, that she bore him a daughter, Aria. Happy father was in India at that time, trying to get their documents in order to obtain a residence permit in Russia. He decided to leave his promising career to be with his family.

"He called us every day, singing with her on the phone. Our little aria now understands three languages: Russian, English and Hindi," Christina says.

However, when finally reunited Christina Armand, he learned that love does not conquer all. Hardly knowing the Russian language, it was not possible to get a job in the theater, as he hoped, while the cost of living in Russia was much higher than in India.

"In Delhi, I could rent a two-bedroom apartment for $ 300 per month. Ussuriysk enough for just one room," he told a local newspaper.

Now a man earns in a month the money he would receive a two-day working back in India. Even cigarettes are a luxury for him. Features Christina work no better, as the city has little demand for the Indian dancers.

Armand is now forced to work as a janitor, and save money on travel in India. He hopes that he will earn enough to home to support his family from abroad.

He refuses to borrow from their parents, because he sees that his danger, as a disgrace and can not tell.