Hansika Motwani and Sohael Khaturiya's wealth and whopping net worth surfaced amid the buzz around their divorce.
Actress, Hansika Motwani and her husband, businessman, Sohael Khaturiya, have officially divorced by mutual consent. The Bandra Family Court in Mumbai reportedly granted them legal separation on March 11, 2026, following months of speculation regarding their marriage. Hansika reportedly chose not to seek any alimony. The former couple cited "irretrievable breakdown of marriage," citing significant differences in temperament, lifestyle, and opinions that led to frequent arguments. Amid the buzz around their split, here's a comparison of their wealth.
Hansika Motwani's wealth is primarily built from her extensive acting career in the South Indian film industry, where she reportedly charges between Rs. 80 lakh and Rs. 1 crore per film. Beyond the silver screen, she earns an estimated Rs. 20 lakh to Rs. 25 lakh per brand endorsement deal, serving as the face of brands such as Arakkal Gold and Diamonds and Zed Black Incense. Hansika's financial portfolio reportedly also includes real estate investments, such as a lavish villa in Andheri West, Mumbai, and two apartments, each valued at about Rs. 2.75 crore. Her luxurious lifestyle is further reflected in her high-end car collection.
Hansika owns a Rolls-Royce Phantom Series VIII, valued at approximately Rs. 10 crore. It was gifted to her by her mother, Mona Motwani, as a Diwali present in 2019. A recent addition to her collection, is Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600, which is valued at approximately Rs. 4 crore. Her garage is also adorned with the luxurious sedan, Mercedes-Benz S-Class, reportedly worth around Rs. 2 crore. The other cars in her collection are a BMW 6 Series GT (630i M Sport), a BMW 5 Series and a Jaguar XE. Overall, Hansika Motwani's estimated net worth is approximately Rs. 37 crore (USD 5 million) as of March 2026, as per a report by The Times of India.
While Hansika Motwani's wealth is formulated by her acting career and assets, her ex-husband, Sohael Khaturiya's source of earning is mostly based on his business investments. Sohael is a Mumbai-based entrepreneur, and his primary income comes from his long-standing family textile business, which has been exporting clothing globally since 1985. Additionally, his partnership in a Mumbai-based event management firm also adds on to his earnings. These business ventures, along with various investments, reportedly form the core of his financial portfolio. According to a News24 report, Sohael Khaturiya's net worth is Rs. 25 crore, which is Rs. 12 crore less than Hansika's.
Hansika and Sohael tied the knot in a grand wedding in Jaipur in December 2022, which was featured on a reality TV series, Hansika's Love Shaadi Drama. In the show, the couple also debunked the allegations of Hansika being portrayed as a 'homewrecker' because Sohael's first wife, Rinky Bajaj was reportedly her best friend. After two years of low-key life as spouses, in July 2025, reports surfaced claiming that Hansika and Sohael had been facing trouble in their marriage. They have been reportedly living separately, with Hansika moving back to her mother's place.
The news about Hansika and Sohael's living arrangement fueled speculations of their divorce. At that time, he denied the rumours, stating, "It's not true". However, in August 2025, the buzz intensified after Hansika deleted or archived most of her wedding photos with Sohael on Instagram. Additionally, she changed the spelling of her surname, adding fuel to the rumours of a split. Now, reports of March 2026 cited that the divorce had been confirmed and the duo was aiming for a "dignified and peaceful closure." Following the finalisation of separation, Hansika shared a post on her Instagram Stories with the phrase "Chardi Kala always," a Punjabi expression signifying eternal optimism and high spirits.
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