Why Did Mehreen, Bhavya Bishnoi Call Off Engagement?

Mehreen Pirzada has called off her engagement with Bhavya Bishnoi. The engagement ceremony of Mehreen and Bhavya took place in a grand manner and they had planned to get married when COVID-19 situation control in India.

Mehreen took to her Instagram stories and wrote, "Bhavya Bishnoi and I have decided to break off our engagement and not go ahead with the wedding. It’s a decision that has been taken amicably and in the best interest. With respect in my heart, I would like to say that from now on I have no further association with Bhavya Bishnoi, any of his family members, or friends."

She further added that, "This is the only statement I will be making regarding this, and I hope that everyone respects my privacy as this is a very private matter. Meanwhile, I will continue to work and am looking forward to giving my best in my future projects and performances."

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— Mehreen Pirzada👑 (@Mehreenpirzada) July 3, 2021

Bhavya Bishnoi took to his Twitter and wrote, "Two days ago, Mehreen and I mutually decided to call off our engagement due to differences in values and compatibility. I walk away from this with my head held high knowing I left no stone unturned to show utmost love and respect to Mehreen and her family. I walk away with no regrets. I suppose we were too good for each other, and destiny would have it otherwise."

He wrote, "For some people spreading falsehoods about my family and me, I don’t owe you an explanation. But if your lies come to my knowledge, I will personally and legally hold you accountable for them. My family and I live with integrity and have the highest respect for women. If untrue mud-slinging makes you happy, then please seek help."

He ended his note by saying, "I wish nothing but love, happiness, and fulfilment to Mehreen and her family. I will always hold her family and friends in the highest regard and cherish our happy and blessed experiences. I also wish Mehreen the best of luck for her future projects and performances."