Karan Singh Grover married Shraddha Nigam, Jennifer Winget, and Bipasha Basu. He and Bipasha wed in 2016 and had daughter Devi in 2022.
Karan Singh Grover and Jennifer Winget got married in 2012.
Karan Singh Grover’s love life has seen its fair share of ups and downs. He first married actress Shraddha Nigam in 2008, but their relationship ended in less than a year. Soon after, in 2009, Karan Singh Grover and Jennifer Winget became television’s favourite couple when they starred together in the medical drama Dill Mill Gayye. Their crackling on-screen chemistry soon turned into a real-life romance, and by 2012, they had walked down the aisle. But long before their wedding, their love story had already become the talk of the set.
Director Siddharth P Malhotra recently looked back at those days, sharing how their on-screen romance may have sparked their real-life relationship. “Their romance started on set. They had to perform romantic sequence upon romantic sequence with each other, and it was a proper rom-com,” he said.
Siddharth described Karan as a “very charming man” who could “charm anyone.” He went on to add, “He was, then and now, a good looking man, a charming man and of course, he had women flocking towards him and he fell in love. He genuinely fell in love with her. Otherwise why would he gotten married? They got married.”
Later, Karan found love again with Bipasha Basu while working together on Alone. Their connection grew stronger, leading to their wedding in 2016. Since then, the couple has been going strong, and in 2022, they welcomed their daughter, Devi, adding another beautiful chapter to their journey together.
After Dill Mill Gaye, Karan Singh Grover starred in Qubool Hai and tried his luck in films, but his movie career didn’t take off. When asked if he had “lost his way” later on, Siddharth P Malhotra said, “A lot was going on in his life. With success, a lot comes into your life. I don’t know if he ‘lost his way’ is the right term but of course, things didn’t go the way they should have gone.” He added, “If he worked on his stardom then, it would have helped him. But these are learnings we all go through in life.”
