JE Entertainment Desk: Ghajini actor Asin Thottumkal has been garnering headlines after she deleted all the pics with husband Rahul Sharma from her Instagram account. The actor also removed her wedding pictures, raising speculations whether she is heading for divorce. The actor has retained only one picture with Rahul in a post also featuring late actor Rishi Kapoor. The picture is from Asin and Rahul's wedding reception which was attended by the veteran actor.
Amid divorce rumours, the Ready actor took to her Instagram Story and issued a statement, which read, "In middle of bur summer holiday right now, literally sitting across each other enjoying our breakfast and came across some very imaginative and utterly baseless 'NEWS'. Reminds of the time we were sitting at home together with our families planning our wedding and we heard that we had broken up Seriously?! Pls do better. (Disappointed to have wasted 5mins of an otherwise wonderful holiday on this!) Have a great day you guys."
Asin And Rahul Sharma Wedding
Asin married Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma in January 2016 in a Christian wedding that was followed by a Hindu ceremony, and quit acting after marriage. Their first child, a daughter Arin, was born on 24 October 2017.
About Asin
Asin made her acting debut in the Bollywood movie Ghajini (2008) in late 2008, co-starring with Aamir Khan. This movie was the first Bollywood production to gross more than $1 billion domestically, and it went on to gross $1.9 billion (US$24 million) internationally. Numerous awards, including the Filmfare Best Female Debut Award, went to Asin for Ghajini.
The most lucrative era of Asin's Bollywood career began in 2011, when she co-starred with Salman Khan in the romantic comedy ‘Ready’, directed by Anees Bazmee. The movie was a huge success at the box office, earning 1.84 billion (US$23 million) globally.
Asin also starred in Sajid Khan's multi-starrer ‘Housefull 2’ in 2012, which earned more than $1 billion worldwide. She later appeared in the films Bol Bachchan and Khiladi 786, both of which were commercially successful.