Are Sanjay Mishra And Mahima Chaudhry Married? Here's The Truth

New Delhi: Mahima Chaudhry and Sanjay Mishra recently shocked everyone with their latest social media post. A pic of Sanjay Mishra and Mahima Chaudhry in a wedding attire went viral on the social media platform that led to the several speculations. Both Mahima and Sanjay were seen in wedding attire. However, the truth is something different. In fact Mahima and Sanjay are not tying the knot.

What is the secret behind Mahima and Sanjay's viral pic?

A report of Zoom, stated that the actors were filming for their forthcoming movie, Durlabh Prasad Ki Dusri Shadi. As the premiere of the film is approaching, the duo were seen flaunting bridal outfit. In the viral pic, Mahima was seen wearing a red bridal saree, while Sanjay was seen sporting a kurta paired along with a coat.

What the social media post revealed? 

The producer of 'Durlabh Prasad Ki Dusri Shadi' took to their social media handle and shared the motion poster of the film.

Captioning the pic of 'Durlabh Prasad Ki Dusri Shadi', on Instagram, he captioned, “Dulhan mil gayi hai, ab tayaar ho jaiye, kyunki baraat nikalne wali hai, aapke nazdeeki ya thode door ke cinemas se.”

Who is Mahima Chaudhry's married to?

Meanwhile, actress Mahima Chaudhry got married to architect Bobby Mukherji in a private affair in 2006. However, after a few years Mahima and Bobby's relationship encountered trouble, which lead to their separation. Notably, Mahima is also a mother of a daughter named Ariana.

Earlier, in an old interview, Mahima talked in detail about her divorce, and personal life. Mahima said, “We were struggling with decisions about which school to enroll her in, and we couldn’t agree on anything.”

She further added, “He was set to leave for his European tour, but then he suddenly changed his mind and insisted on enrolling her in the school he attended. When I disagreed, he said he wouldn’t sign the papers. I told him, ‘don’t sign’.”

Talking about maintaining a balance between her personal and professional life, Mahima said, “Whenever I wanted to attend an event or perform, I would drop my child off at my mother’s house.”