The speculation has officially ended. On May 14, actress Mouni Roy released a public statement confirming her separation from Dubai-based businessman Suraj Nambiar after four years of marriage. Posting a picture note to her Instagram, Roy explained that the couple decided to part ways but intend to handle the transition amicably and away from the public eye.
“We will cherish our friendship,” Roy wrote, effectively silencing days of intense online rumors. She also took a firm stance against the swirling internet theories surrounding the split, adding in her Instagram note a direct plea: “Humbly requesting all the media houses to not publish false narratives and give us space and privacy. Please.”
The writing was on the wall for eagle-eyed fans earlier this week. The rumors ignited on May 12 when followers noticed the couple abruptly unfollowed each other on social media. The situation escalated when Nambiar either deactivated or completely deleted his Instagram account. The sudden digital blackout was a sharp contrast to their highly publicized January 2022 Hilton Goa Resort wedding, which blended Bengali and Malayali traditions. Throughout their four years together, the pair maintained a highly visible, affectionate presence online.
Professionally, the announcement arrives at a critical window for Roy. She is currently preparing for the theatrical release of Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai, a David Dhawan romantic comedy co-starring Varun Dhawan and Pooja Hegde, scheduled to hit screens on June 5.
This high-profile split is just the latest in an unusual string of breakups hitting the Indian entertainment industry. The news adds to a growing 2026 Bollywood celebrity divorce wave that already saw Hansika Motwani finalize her split from Sohael Khaturiya in March, alongside shock separations from Jay Bhanushali and Mahhi Vij, Evelyn Sharma, and actor-turned-politician C Joseph Vijay.