Mysterious post after Dhanashree Verma’s divorce: India’s star cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal and his wife Dhanashree Verma are now officially divorced. The couple decided to separate after about two and a half years of marriage, but it took time to complete the legal process. As soon as the news of divorce came, a round of discussions started on social media.
Dhanashree’s mysterious message created a stir
On the day of divorce, Dhanashree Verma released the new music video ‘Dekha Ji Dekha Mein’, which is based on extramarital affairs and toxic relationships. At the time of the release of the song and its lyrics have forced fans to think if this music video is inspired by his real life. In this song, actor Ishwak Singh is seen cheating his wife.
Mysterious post of Dhanashree Verma
While sharing his song, Dhanashree Verma wrote in the caption- Now say the things that you cannot say openly through the song ‘Dekha Ji Dekha Ji’. Now after this post of Dhanashree, everyone is speculating whether Dhanashree is directly pointing to Chahal’s infidelity, or it is just a coincidence.
Response on social media
Dhanashree shared a post related to this song, in which she wrote, ‘Sing such a song, will tell her untold stories.’ After this post, many people are speculating whether she is highlighting the struggles of her married life through this song. Some fans have supported him and some are trolling him.
Chahal’s ‘special’ T-shirt
While Dhanashree’s music video has made headlines, on the other hand, Yuzvendra Chahal wore a special T-shirt on the day of his divorce, on which it was written, ‘B. Your on Sugar Daddy’. Discussion on social media also intensified on the message of this T-shirt. Many people said that this is a sign of their mood, while some described it as just a coincidence.
The divorce of both became official.
Their marriage has officially ended under the legal process. According to reports, Dhanshree has received Rs 4.75 crore as alimony under the divorce agreement. However, none of the two has made any statement on the issue.
