On the day Dhanashree Verma was officially divorced from cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal, she unveiled a new song titled "Dekha Ji Dekha Maine," which addresses the theme of infidelity within marriage. This release piqued the interest of her fans, leading her to share an Instagram story that stated, "life imitating art."

Dhanashree's song on infidelity raises questions

Dhanashree's exploration of infidelity in her song has prompted various inquiries. Released on March 20, the song's timing has raised eyebrows, as Dhanashree has not disclosed the inspiration behind it. This has led her followers to speculate about potential links between the song's narrative and her own experiences.

Set against the backdrop of Rajasthan, the music video features Dhanashree alongside Ishwak Singh, known for his role in "Pataal Lok." The couple is depicted in various scenes, including one where the husband strikes his wife in front of a friend, and another where he is seen in an intimate moment with another woman. The song is performed by Jyoti Nooran and composed by Jaani.

As curiosity and speculation about the song's content grew, Dhanashree took to social media to share positive feedback she received, reposting messages of support from fans and admirers.

A friend who is an advocate also shared the video on Instagram Stories, adding a message that read, "Life imitating art... the best yet. So proud of you." Dhanashree subsequently reposted this story, further intensifying the speculation surrounding her work.

One fan commented on her song post, stating, “You deserve so much better, ma'am,” while another remarked, “The song is dedicated to Chahal bhai (bro).” A third fan added, “This is the perfect time to release the song.”

Dhanashree Verma and Yuzvendra Chahal granted divorce

Dhanashree Verma and Yuzvendra Chahal have been granted a divorce. The Bombay High Court finalized the divorce on Tuesday, following extensive speculation regarding their relationship. The couple appeared at the Bandra Family Court in Mumbai to conclude the legal proceedings.

It was disclosed that Yuzvendra paid Dhanashree ₹4.35 crore in alimony. Their divorce was expedited through a mutual consent petition, which allowed them to bypass the usual six-month cooling-off period. Justice Madhav Jamdar instructed the Bandra family court to resolve the couple's divorce petition by March 20, as the cricketer would be unavailable after March 21 due to commitments with the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Yuzvendra and Dhanashree were married in December 2020, and according to their petition, they separated in June 2022. They filed a joint petition for mutual consent divorce on February 5.

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