A
few
days
ago,
Shweta
Tiwari
had
broken
her
silence
over
her
husband
Abhinav
Kohli's
allegations
on
not
letting
him
meet
his
son
Reyansh.
She
had
also
reacted
to
Abhinav
sharing
videos
and
recordings
on
social
media
and
had
said
that
he
had
told
her
that
his
one
post
is
enough
to
spoil
her
reputation.
However,
later
Abhinav
reacted
to
her
allegations
saying
he
had
not
told
any
lies
in
his
posts.
It
has
to
be
recalled
that
recently,
Palak
Tiwari
met
her
father
Raja
Chaudhary
recently
and
the
latter
had
shared
picture
on
his
Instagram
account.
He
was
all
praise
for
Palak
and
Shweta.
Now,
Abhinav
has
reacted
to
Palak
and
Raja's
meeting
and
saying
that
it
should
be
a
strong
message
for
Shweta.
Abhinav
was
quoted
by
Spotboye
as
saying,
"I
am
very
happy.
And
this
should
be
a
strong
message
not
only
to
Shweta
but
all
the
parents
realise
from
Palak
and
Raja's
meeting
that
even
after
you
keep
a
child
away
for
13
years
from
the
father.
The
child
will
meet
and
hug
him
and
click
a
selfie
which
she
did.
Palak
is
such
a
makeup
enthusiast,
a
fashion
diva
and
so
good
with
her
styling.
But
did
people
notice
a
daughter's
face
that
day.
No
make-up
and
fashion,
just
love
for
her
father.
After
13
years
also
if
your
daughter
is
meeting
her
biological
father
with
this
much
love
then
what
is
the
point
of
keeping
me
away
from
my
son?"
There
are
also
speculations
that
Abhinav
is
trying
to
be
in
touch
with
Shweta's
ex-husband
Raja
Chaudhary
to
get
his
support
in
his
fight
with
her.
However,
Abhinav
denied
the
reports
and
said
that
they
indeed
got
in
touch
but
through
a
message
conversation
and
the
first
one
to
initiate
was
him.
He
added
that
in
June,
when
he
started
speaking
with
the
media
about
Shweta
about
his
differences,
Raja
had
messaged
him
and
asked
what's
happening.
It
is
then
he
told
Raja
everything.
Abhinav
further
added,
"I
told
him
that
I
used
to
think
that
you
were
wrong
but
today
I
realise
that
even
I
am
being
separated
from
my
child.
I
will
not
say
Raja
was
perfect
and
Shweta
was
at
fault
during
their
split.
But
I
would
definitely
say
one
thing
which
is
common
between
me
and
him
that
our
children
were
forcefully
separated.
And
depression
of
being
separated
from
the
child
is
very
severe
which
I
can
tell
you
by
my
own
experience."
Well,
we
wonder
what
Shweta
or
Raja
have
to
say
about
this.