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After 20 years of marriage, Arjun Rampal and Mehr Jesia call it quits

Bollywood actor Arjun Rampal and his wife Mehr Jesia, who walked down the aisle in 1998, have decided to part ways after 20 years of togetherness. On Monday, the couple issued an official statement announcing their separation. The announcement comes after months of speculation about trouble brewing in their paradise.

Here’s the joint statement issued by the duo:


“After a 20-year-long beautiful journey filled with love and beautiful memories, we would like to share, that all journeys have different paths. We feel that it is time for us to move on to different destinations henceforth.

We have always been solid when it has come to us, we will continue to be solid for each other and our loved ones, as we embark upon a new journey.

Both of us being extremely private people feel strange to be making this statement, but such are the circumstances of our lives where the truth can get distorted and lost.

We are a family, our love for each other is forever intact and we shall always be there for one another and most importantly, for our children Mahikaa and Myra. We would, therefore, appreciate our privacy through this time. Thank all for their support. Relationships can end, but love lives on.

We won’t be commenting on this any further.”

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