Aap Ka Suroor Actress Hansika Motwani Granted Divorce After 3.5 Years of Marriage –

Hansika Motwani Granted Divorce:

Actress Hansika Motwani, who became popular in Bollywood with the film Aap Kaa Surroor, has reportedly been granted divorce from her husband Sohail Kathuria after three and a half years of marriage.

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According to media reports, the couple ended their marriage through mutual consent. The legal process was completed recently, officially confirming their separation. Hansika and Sohail had tied the knot in December 2022 in a lavish wedding ceremony held at the historic Mundota Fort and Palace near Jaipur. Their wedding attracted a lot of attention on social media because of the grand celebrations and beautiful royal setting.

Sources suggest that the couple had been facing personal differences for some time. After several discussions, they reportedly decided that separating was the best option for both of them. The divorce is said to be amicable, and both have chosen to keep the matter private.

Interestingly, their wedding and relationship journey were also shown in the reality show Love Shaadi Drama, which gave fans a glimpse into their pre-wedding celebrations and personal moments.

So far, neither Hansika nor Sohail has made a detailed public statement about the divorce. However, reports say the actress is now focusing on her career and upcoming projects in Tamil and Telugu cinema.

Hansika began her career as a child actor on television and later became a well-known face in South Indian films. Her fans continue to support her as she moves forward in both her personal life and career.

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