"We are getting divorce" reveals Akanksha Chamola on Lockupp 2

 

In a recent episode of Lock Upp 2, Akanksha Chamola made an emotional revelation about her personal life as part of a task. She shared that she and her husband, Gaurav Khanna, have decided to part ways and are heading for a divorce. Akanksha revealed that the couple has been living separately for the past year and, once the legal formalities are completed, they intend to remain good friends despite ending their marriage.

Reacting to the news, Akanksha Chamola's father shared his disappointment over the situation. He praised Gaurav as a talented actor but claimed that Gaurav had earlier disclosed the couple's private decision about not having children during his stint on Bigg Boss. He further alleged that Gaurav was unable to provide Akanksha with the emotional and financial support she needed, which left him deeply disappointed.

The news of Akanksha and Gaurav's separation has come as a shock to their fans, many of whom have expressed sadness over the end of their relationship. Supporters have taken to social media to wish both Akanksha and Gaurav strength and happiness as they begin a new chapter in their lives.

Following Akanksha Chamola's behavior on her upcoming reality show, she has been facing significant backlash on social media. Many viewers have criticized her actions, with several fans expressing their support for Gaurav Khanna. A section of the audience believes that Akanksha was not the right partner for Gaurav and has praised him for maintaining his dignity amid the ongoing controversy. While opinions remain divided, the couple's personal life continues to spark discussions online, with fans closely following every new development.

"We have to compromise to get better chances" - Akanksha Chamola

Television actress Akanksha Chamola recently opened up about the issue of the casting couch in the entertainment industry. She clarified that not everyone in the industry is involved in such practices and that many artists do receive opportunities purely based on their talent. However, she added that newcomers who lack a strong backing or a "godfather" in the industry and are eager to secure more opportunities may sometimes face unethical demands.

According to Akanksha, such conversations are often very direct. She claimed that after an audition, aspiring actors may be handed contract papers but are also bluntly told that they are expected to provide personal favors to a particular individual if they want the role. If they agree, they are offered the opportunity; if they refuse, they risk losing it. She emphasized that the final decision always rests with the artist, who must choose whether or not to accept such demands.