Yeh
Rishta
Kya
Kehlata
Hai
actor
Karan
Mehra
was
arrested
on
May
31
after
his
actress-wife
Nisha
Rawal
filed
a
complaint
against
him
over
allegations
of
domestic
violence.
For
the
unversed,
Nisha
had
alleged
that
he
had
pushed
her
against
a
wall,
hurting
her
head.
Rawal
had
also
claimed
that
Karan
was
having
an
extramarital
affair
whilst
in
a
press
conference
she
put
forth
to
tell
her
side
of
the
story.
However,
Karan,
on
the
other
hand,
had
something
else
to
say.
The
actor
who
was
granted
bail
in
the
case,
has
maintained
that
he
is
being
framed
and
that
it
was
Nisha
who
smashed
her
own
head
on
the
wall.
Mehra
even
addressed
the
allegations
of
having
an
extramarital
affair
and
called
them
false
and
baseless.
Now,
amid
all
this,
a
few
photos
of
Karan
and
his
Maavan
Thandiyan
Chavan
co-star
Himanshi
Parashar
going
viral
on
social
media.
Himanshi’s
name
got
involved
in
the
couple’s
bitter
battle
after
a
video
that
was
posted
by
her
in
April,
caught
the
attention
of
the
netizens.
In
the
post,
the
actress
seems
to
have
shared
a
scene
from
the
show,
whilst
Karan
left
a
funny
and
sweet
comment
on
it
that
has
grabbed
many
eyeballs,
as
Nisha
has
accused
him
of
having
an
affair.
Himanshi
had
shared
the
video
with
the
caption,
"Karan
says
that
i'm
a
down
to
earth
person
@realkaranmehra
i
knw
it's
lame.
#bts
@maavanthandianchaavan
@zeepunjabi_off." Karan
had
replied
to
this
by
writing,
"I
had
said
"Itna
bhi
nahi
girna
chahiye
ki
aap
zameen
pe
aa
jao"
Cute
moment
and
fun
shooting
with
you."
Himanshi
then
replied,
“apke
liye
hum
kahi
bhi
gir
jaynge
karan
ji."
Now
that
the
post
has
gone
viral,
Karan
and
Himanshi
have
now
limited
their
comment
section
on
Instagram.
Check
out
the
video
post
below:
Meanwhile,
Karan
has
once
again
broken
his
silence
and
said
that
his
relationship
with
his
wife
Nisha
had
been
strained
to
the
point
that
he
began
having
suicidal
thoughts.
He
revealed
to
a
daily,
"She
(Nisha)
has
always
been
aggressive
and
in
the
beginning,
she
was
physically
abusive
as
well.
Usko
gussa
aata
hai
toh
woh
haath
paav
chalaati
hai,
usko
samajh
mein
nahi
aata
hai.
She
starts
throwing
and
breaking
things.
I
had
thought
it
would
get
better,
and
it
did
to
a
certain
extent,
but
phir
woh
activate
hone
laga." He
added,
"Things
have
been
bad
since
the
past
four-five
years
and
there
came
a
point,
when
I
became
suicidal."
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