Pavan Kalyan wants divorce, but wife says no, What's Matter....
Nandini refusing the divorce plea of actor Pavan Kalyan on Friday, the case took a curious turn with the family court postponing the matter to March 28 for further hearing.
When the magistrate tried to counsel the warring couple, the actor reportedly stuck to his ground that there was no question of reconciliation with his estranged wife and he had no plans to live with her.
He further argued that he had moved ahead with his life and he could not share or start a new life with Nandini and demanded a divorce from her.
Nandini’s lawyer tried to reason out with the judge that his client was willing to go back and stay with the actor in Hyderabad. However, Pavan ruled out any rapprochement in this regard. At this point, Nandini made it clear that she was averse to divorce. When the judge sought to know whether she wanted a reconciliation, she replied ‘yes’, while Pavan Kalyan said ‘no’.
With the efforts to bring them together having failed, the judge postponed the case to March 28.
Meanwhile, Nandini pleaded with the magistrate to grant her Rs 1.6 crore along with a monthly alimony of Rs 5 lakh in the bigamy case she filed against the Telugu film actor.
The bigamy case was dismissed by the Visakhapatnam metropolitan magistrate court last month.
After taking versions of Pavan and Nandini in the alimony case, the judge postponed the case to March 28 for further hearing.
When the magistrate tried to counsel the warring couple, the actor reportedly stuck to his ground that there was no question of reconciliation with his estranged wife and he had no plans to live with her.
He further argued that he had moved ahead with his life and he could not share or start a new life with Nandini and demanded a divorce from her.
Nandini’s lawyer tried to reason out with the judge that his client was willing to go back and stay with the actor in Hyderabad. However, Pavan ruled out any rapprochement in this regard. At this point, Nandini made it clear that she was averse to divorce. When the judge sought to know whether she wanted a reconciliation, she replied ‘yes’, while Pavan Kalyan said ‘no’.
With the efforts to bring them together having failed, the judge postponed the case to March 28.
Meanwhile, Nandini pleaded with the magistrate to grant her Rs 1.6 crore along with a monthly alimony of Rs 5 lakh in the bigamy case she filed against the Telugu film actor.
The bigamy case was dismissed by the Visakhapatnam metropolitan magistrate court last month.
After taking versions of Pavan and Nandini in the alimony case, the judge postponed the case to March 28 for further hearing.
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