Mouni Roy Divorce: Alimony Questions Amid Split from Suraj Nambiar
Mouni Roy confirms divorce from businessman Suraj Nambiar after four years of marriage, prompting speculation on alimony and division of his multi‑crore assets.
Mouni Roy announced her separation from Suraj Nambiar, citing mutual consent. Netizens now debate the possible alimony and asset split.
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Mouni Roy has been making headlines lately, not for a new film but for her personal life. The actress, who moved from television to Bollywood, is now facing a major turn in her four‑year marriage.
On 14 May, Roy posted a lengthy statement on social media confirming that she and her Dubai‑based businessman husband, Suraj Nambiar, have decided to part ways. She described the period as “extremely difficult” and said the decision was reached through mutual understanding.
In the same post, Roy appealed to the media and the public to respect her privacy. She asked that no false reports be circulated about her. Immediately after sharing the statement, she disabled the comment section to curb negativity spreading online.
Despite the effort to limit discussion, the internet kept buzzing. Social media users, in particular, have started questioning the financial aftermath. Many are asking whether Roy will seek alimony from Nambiar and how much of his multi‑crore wealth might be allotted to her.
The speculation centers on two points: the amount of alimony Roy could claim after divorce, and whether a portion of Nambiar’s assets—reported to be worth several crores—will be transferred to her.
There have been no official statements regarding the financial settlement, and the actress has not provided any details about the division of property. The focus remains on the emotional toll and the request for privacy.
As the story develops, fans and observers alike are waiting for further clarification from the parties involved. For now, the conversation continues online, with many emphasizing the need for respect and factual reporting.