Thalapathy Vijay-Sangeetha Divorce Case: TVK Chief Wishes To Settle Dispute, Offers ₹250 Crore? The shocking details of the Jana Nayagan actor and his estranged wife’s troubled marriage have been making headlines, lately. Sangeetha Sornalingam’s divorce petition against Thalapathy Vijay, in which she accused the popular star of infidelity and cruelty, was leaked online recently.
From the recent updates, it is safe to assume that Vijay and Sangeetha’s marriage fell apart during the early 2021. Even though the star wife was actively seeking a mutual divorce after failed attempts to reconcile, the TVK Chief refused to co-operate. Reportedly, Thalapathy Vijay only wanted to continue in the marriage for the sake of his political career.
Thalapathy Vijay-Saneegtha Divorce Case: TVK Chief Offers ₹250 Crore To His Estranged Wife?
If the recent updates are to be believed, the popular actor-politician is reluctant to drag his issues with his estranged wife, to the family court. The latest reports by Tamil Filmibeat suggests that Thalapathy Vijay is keen to have an ‘out of court’ settlement with Sangeetha Sornalingam, and has had multiple discussions with her over the same.
As per the reports, the Jana Nayagan actor is now negotiating with his estranged wife for a proposed settlement of Rs 250 crore. This whopping amount is for Sangeetha and the couple’s two children, Jason Sanjay and Divya Saasha. However, the distribution of this mentioned amount has not been revealed yet. Reportedly the understanding is that the pending divorce plea could be withdrawn if both parties reach at a mutual agreement. This step has been considered, so that Vijay can preserve the dignity and privacy of the family.
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