Amrapali It Raids (Chitrangada Singh And Jyoti Randhawa Finally Call It Quits)

Amrapali It Raids (Chitrangada Singh And Jyoti Randhawa Finally Call It Quits)

After a lot of speculation and repeated denial by both Chitrangada Singh and her golfer husband Jyoti Randhawa about the cracks in their marriage, the couple have officially called it quits.

Yes! the news is now official; Chitrangada Singh and her golfer husband Jyoti Randhawa have officially been granted divorce by a Gurgaon family court.

Chitrangada married Jyoti in the year 2001. The couple has a five year old son Zorawar Randhawa, whose custody has now been granted to Chitrangada.

Chitrangada who was last seen in I, Me Aur Main opposite John Abraham, is currently working on the Tamil film Anjaan, where she is doing a cameo.

It was reported in May 2013 that Chitrangada and Jyoti had filed for divorce at a family court in Gurgaon. It was also reported that the couple had mutually consented to part ways after going through a rough patch for a long time. The court then had asked them to reconsider their decision and scheduled the next hearing for November 11, 2013.

Chitrangada’s spokesperson had refuted the reports then and said the actor’s frequent trips to the family court were to do with “an internal settlement of a property issue”. However, as it turned out, the couple had actually filed for divorce and it was granted on November 11, 2013.

Chitrangada’s counsel Osama Suhail said, “I can neither deny nor confirm the divorce. It is a matter of public record.”

Sources said the trouble began in the marriage when Chitrangada decided to pursue her film career and settled in Mumbai. Jyoti is based in Delhi. The couple is yet to confirm the news of the divorce.

Chitrangada Singh started her career in Bollywood in the year 2003 in the critically acclaimed Hazaaron Khwaishen Aisi which was directed by Sudhir Mishra. She stayed away from acting from 2005 to 2008. She then made her comeback in Onir‘s Sorry Bhai which also starred Sanjay Suri.

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Amrapali Complaints ( Sunny Leone Costs A Crore To The Makers Of Vadacurry)

Amrapali Complaints ( Sunny Leone Costs A Crore To The Makers Of Vadacurry)

Sunny Leone is making the most of it and isn’t someone easy to dismiss anymore. The actress who is riding high on Ragini MMS 2 success is being paid a whopping One crore for a cameo in the upcoming Tamil film Vadacurry.

In Vadacurry, Sunny Leone will be seen donning ghagra – choli gajra in her hair. A song was recently shot in Chennai over two days and the actress sizzled and set the stage on fire looking sensuous and ravishing in a traditional pavaada thavani.

The song is a dream sequence in the film. The film isn’t pertinent for any other reason for Bollywood fans besides Sunny Leone embarking on a career in South. It seems, the actress who has overcome the language barrier with grace might be offered South films too henceforth, changing her career to an entirely different direction altogether.

As far as Bollywood is concerned, Sunny Leone is all ready to set the screen on fire yet again in her upcoming maiden action film, Tina And Lolo, which also stars Karishma Tanna.

From what we hear, Sunny will be seen doing some heavy duty gun slinging and high octane action scenes in the film, which is being directed by Devang Dholakia.

Sunny Leone will soon be seen on television as well. Yes Sunny will be back on the small screen, this time as the host of the popular reality show MTV Splitsvilla. Sunny, who made a foray into Indian showbiz through Bigg Boss, will be anchoring the seventh season of the popular show along with Nikhil Chinappa.

She replaces model and starlet Sherlyn Chopra as anchor of the show. Sherlyn, who anchored the last season, is all set to be seen in the film Kamasutra 3D soon.

The reality show revolves around young boys and girls trying to secure a place in Splitsvilla, which is a villa. It is a hunt for love show where they compete in tasks to stay in the competition and mingle with contestants to find love.

Way to go girl.

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