Urmila Matondkar Files for Divorce from Husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir – Not a Mutual Separation?
Urmila Matondkar has reportedly filed for divorce from husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir after 8 years of marriage. The reason behind their separation remains undisclosed.
Ankush Pandey
Actress Urmila Matondkar has reportedly filed for divorce from businessman Mohsin Akhtar Mir, her husband of eight years, if reports are to be believed. An anonymous tip from a Mumbai court that was obtained by Hindustan Times claims that Urmila has already started the legal process to dissolve her marriage. Although the source implies that the separation is not amicable, the precise cause of the split has not been disclosed.
Urmila has made the decision to dissolve her marriage to Mohsin after giving it some thought. She has already gone to court to file for divorce. The insider claimed that although the cause of the split is still unknown, the divorce is not proceeding amicably.
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Urmila and Mohsin were married in a private ceremony that garnered media attention on February 4, 2016. There was a lot of public interest in their 10-year age difference and interfaith marriage. Their nearly ten-year union seems to have hit a rough patch, though, despite their public appearances and sporadic social media posts.
Mohsin's life is not as well known, but Urmila has always been in the spotlight. Urmila was first introduced to Mohsin, a Kashmiri model and businessman, at the 2014 wedding of designer Manish Malhotra's niece. Malhotra and other prominent people were among the few guests at the couple's small wedding. Following their marriage, the couple attended a Nikah ceremony and then a visit to Amritsar's Golden Temple.
Mohsin, who first had Bollywood aspirations, starred in films like Luck By Chance (2009) and It's A Man's World (2009). He finally turned his attention to business, though, and is now supposedly connected to Manish Malhotra's clothing line.
Neither Mohsin nor Urmila have yet to formally address the divorce rumours.
