Mouni Roy Split Shocks Fans; Bollywood’s 6 Most Jaw-Dropping Divorces

May 19, 2026 user

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Rumours exploded when Mouni Roy and Suraj Nambiar quietly unfollowed each other, only to confirm their separation via Instagram. The couple, once admired for their private romance, stunned fans with a brief statement that marked the end of their chapter together.

Bollywood’s Unforgettable Breakups

Hrithik Roshan & Sussanne Khan

Childhood sweethearts turned power couple, they wed in 2000 and separated in 2014. After 14 years of marriage, Hrithik and Sussanne announced an amicable split, but continue to co-parent twins Hrehaan and Hridhaan with mutual respect.

Aamir Khan & Kiran Rao

What began on the ‘Lagaan’ set blossomed into a 2005 wedding and son Azad’s arrival in 2011. When Aamir and Kiran parted in 2021 after nearly 16 years together, supporters applauded their mature decision and ongoing collaboration through Paani Foundation.

Saif Ali Khan & Amrita Singh

Defying a 12-year age gap, they eloped in 1991 and welcomed Sara and Ibrahim. The 2004 divorce came as a shock, but Saif often praises Amrita’s influence and both focus on raising their children harmoniously.

Farhan Akhtar & Adhuna Bhabani

A meeting about ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ led to a 2000 wedding and to daughters Shakya and Akira. Sixteen years later, they split in 2016. Even apart, Farhan and Adhuna maintain a cordial bond for the sake of their girls.

Sohail Khan & Seema Sajdeh

Married since 1998, actor-producer Sohail and designer Seema Sajdeh surprised fans with their 2022 amicable divorce. The two emphasise mutual growth and co-parenting their sons, Nirvaan and Yohaan, in a supportive environment.

Arbaaz Khan & Malaika Arora

Once Bollywood’s golden pair, after their 1998 wedding, they announced their split in 2016. Despite going their separate ways, Arbaaz and Malaika remain dedicated co-parents to son Arhaan and have built thriving independent careers.

From Mouni’s recent announcement to these six landmark splits, Bollywood’s love stories show that endings can spark new beginnings—both on-screen and off.

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