The second season of Amazon Prime Video’s famous web series, Made In Heaven, began on August 10, 2023. Although the second season was unable to reach the level set by the show’s first season, it’s fair to say that a series of impactful individual performances made it worth watching.
Some new faces were also introduced in Made In Heaven 2, and the ones who stood out from the rest were Mona Singh and Trinetra Haldar. Both of them are pretty comfortable and natural in their characters of ‘Bulbul Jauhari’ and ‘Meher Chaurdhry’, respectively.
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However, as expected, Arjun Mathur, who played the lead character of ‘Karan Mehra’ in Zoya Akhtar’s show, Made In Heaven, won everyone’s hearts with his acting chops. The popular actor once again proved the mettle of his acting brilliance and showcased top-notch work in the show’s second season.
For the unversed, Arjun Mathur, who played the character of ‘Karan Mehra’ in Made In Heaven, received a nomination in the ‘Best Performance by an Actor’ category at the prestigious International Emmy Awards 2020. Yes! You read it right. The show’s first season was a massive hit, and leading the spotlight was Arjun Mathur, who played the character of a gay man who is living in a metropolitan city.
The way his character was showcased by the writers and Zoya Akhtar left everyone speechless, which is why people across the world were anxiously waiting for Made In Heaven 2, and it’s fair to say that it didn’t disappoint them. While on the professional front, Arjun is enjoying a steady phase, and it’s fair to say that he barely talks about his personal life in public. Not everyone is aware of his love life which has its share of ups and downs, just like everyone else’s. So without further ado, let’s head to his personal life!
The 41-year-old actor, Arjun Mathur is undoubtedly one of the hottest and most stylish actors out there. It’s quite inspiring the way he has maintained his charm and transitioned it with time. He is still a heartthrob of many girls, courtesy of his chocolaty face, irresistible charm and dapper fashion quotient. One look at his Instagram handle, and you’ll fall in love with him.
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However, not everyone is aware of the fact that Arjun Mathur is a divorcee. The actor tied the marital knot with a girl named Simrit Malhi back in 2010. Not many details of their married life are out in public, but if reports are to be believed, they were together for just two years. After almost spending two years with each other in marriage, Arjun and Simrit decided to part ways, and it was reportedly in 2012 when they got divorced.
Once in an old interview with a news portal, Arjun Mathur talked about his ex-wife, Simrit Malhi. The actor gave a philosophical answer when he was asked about whatever had happened between him and Simrit, as he stated that life is an ever-turning wheel. He also shared that everything that had happened in his life has helped him in becoming a better actor. Arjun admitted that his craft finds its way through his personal experiences.
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After his bitter divorce with Simrit Malhi, Arjun Mathur fell in love with famous production designer, Tiya Tejpal. The lovebirds are pretty vocal about their relationship, as time and again, they share cutesy pictures on their respective social media handles. Once in an interview with Koimoi, Arjun opened up about his viral cosy pictures with Tiya Tejpal and confirmed that they’re in a relationship. He said:
"Yes, absolutely! I’ve been in a very loving and happy relationship. Her name is Tiya Tejpal. She’s a production designer, a very talented one."
What are your thoughts about Arjun Mathur’s ex-wife, Simrit Malhi and his current girlfriend, Tiya Tejpal? Let us know.
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