Shweta Tiwari Was SHOCKED When Raja Chaudhary Demanded A Flat Before Divorce
Shweta Tiwari once revealed she had to hand over Rs 93 lakh flat to Raja Chaudhary as a part of the divorce settlement.
Popular television actress Shweta Tiwari has often been in the headlines for her personal life. The actress, who married actor Raja Chaudhary in 1998, legally separated in 2007 after a five-year legal battle and paid a hefty cost. The actress filed a domestic violence case against him for seeking a divorce. Having said that, Shweta Tiwari once sat for an interview with a media portal after their divorce was granted.
In an interview with the Hindustan Times, Shweta Tiwari expressed immense relief upon the finalisation of the divorce. However, the report also revealed the financial cost she had to bear to end the marriage. As part of the divorce settlement, Shweta reportedly had to hand over her one-bedroom flat, valued at approximately Rs 93 lakh, to Raja Chaudhary.
The report claimed that the legal team initially proposed joint ownership of the property between Raja and their daughter, Palak Tiwari. However, Raja allegedly insisted on sole ownership, which left Shweta shocked. She stated that Raja was willing to 'sacrifice' their daughter for the property, demanding the flat in exchange for granting the divorce.
The settlement also included Raja's access to their daughter. While he couldn't meet their daughter when he wished to, Shweta was bound to allow Palak to meet her dad whenever the latter wanted to.
Shweta stated, 'I was shocked when Raja said, 'I will sacrifice my daughter for property. Give me the flat and I will give you a divorce."
Raja Chaudhary and Shweta Tiwari tied the wedding knot in 1998. Their nine-year marriage came to an end in 2007, with Shweta citing domestic violence and Raja's alcoholism issues as reasons for the separation. Their daughter, Palak Tiwari, has since been living with Shweta.
Professionally, Shweta Tiwari is a familiar face on Indian television. She has captivated audiences with her performances in shows like Parvarrish, Mere Dad Ki Dulhan, Begusarai and Main Hoon Aparajita. The actress has also been a part of popular reality shows like Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa, Nach Baliye and Khatron Ke Khiladi.
Raja Chaudhary, on the other hand, is currently seen in the new season of Tenali Rama. In the historical comedy-drama show, he essays the role of Chaudapa Raya. The Bhojpuri actor rose to fame after his stint in the controversial reality show Bigg Boss season 2, where he was declared the runner-up of the show. Later, he has also been a part of various other television shows, including Aane Wala Pal, Chandramukhi, Daddy Samjha Karo, Your Honour, Tenali Rama and Adaalat.
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