Who is Anupam Kher's first wife? Married second time to.., divorced actor due to..., her name is...
Madhumalti was Anupam Kher's first wife. Anupam Kher and Madhumalti studied in the same college and both had a good friendship. In the year 1979, Anupam and Madhumalti's families got them married.
Why did Anupam Kher's relationship failed?
But this relationship between Anupam Kher and Madhumalti did not last long and then both got divorced. After her divorce from Anupam Kher, Madhumalti Kapoor married film director and writer Ranjit Kapoor. But their relationship did not last long and they separated. Where is Madhumalati Kapoor now?
After separating from Ranjit Kapoor, Madhumalati Kapoor is living alone. Let us tell you, Madhumalati has been a well-known actress of Hindi and Punjabi cinema. Apart from Bollywood, she has worked in many Punjabi films and TV shows. Madhumalati got real recognition from Anil Sharma's action film 'Gadar: Ek Prem Katha'. In this film, she played the role of Sunny Deol's elder mother i.e. Tai. This film proved to be a milestone in Madhumalati's career. Where was Madhumalati last seen?
After 'Gadar', he got offers for many films and serials. After this, he worked in many films like 'Rajnik Asylum', 'Des Ho Ya Pardes', 'Mini Punjab', 'De De Pyar De', 'Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga', 'Humsafar', 'Sonu Ke Tooti Ki Sweety'. Madhumalati is still active in films and appears in many Bollywood movies. Madhumalati was last seen in 'Brahmastra: Part One'.
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