Meet actress, who ran away from home at 15, married twice, got pregnant before marriage, is now..., her name is..., faced FIR after...
In the ever-evolving world of Indian television, where countless faces come and go, one particular actress carved a permanent space for herself by portraying a character that became a household name. Her journey from relative obscurity to massive stardom began with a single role that struck an emotional chord with viewers across the country. With a blend of grace, conviction, and authenticity, she brought depth to a character that mirrored everyday struggles and silent resilience. Popular TV Actress…
Here we are talking about Puja Banerjee, who plays the role of 'Mata Parvati' in the serial 'Devon Ke Dev Mahadev', Puja Banerjee has been facing significant personal challenges in recent days. She and her husband, Kunal Verma, claimed on their YouTube channel that they had been cheated and had lost their life savings. The couple stated that the individual who deceived them was a close friend they had known for three years.
Currently, Puja is facing another issue as an arrest warrant hangs over her. A filmmaker has accused the couple of kidnapping, assault, and extortion, leading to a complaint being filed with the Goa Police. Bengali filmmaker Sundar Shyam Dey alleges that Puja and Kunal kidnapped him in Goa and held him hostage in a villa, during which they extorted a substantial amount of money from him. His wife, Malbika, has also complained about the couple with the Goa Police. Fans are shocked by these serious allegations against Puja and Kunal.
Shyam Sundar Dey claims he was on holiday in Goa when his car was surrounded by a black Jaguar. He considered Puja Banerjee as a sister, and when he emerged from the car, he was reportedly abducted. Dey asserts that the entire incident may have been recorded on CCTV. Puja Banerjee's Personal Life And Failed Marriage With…
Puja Banerjee has had a tumultuous personal life. She has been married twice and ran away from home at the age of 15, becoming pregnant before marriage. In 2004, she took seven vows with her then-partner, Arunoy Chakraborty. However, their marriage lasted only nine years and ended in mutual consent in 2013.
After the end of her first marriage, Puja focused on her career and earned a name for herself in the television industry. She portrayed Parvati in 'Devon Ke Dev Mahadev' with such dedication that the show propelled her to stardom.
Subsequently, she met TV actor Kunal Verma and after dating for several years, they decided to marry in Goa in 2021. Notably, Puja became a mother in 2020, before their marriage.
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