Nisha Rawal and Karan Mehra’s close buddy, fashion designer Rohit Verma have spoken about their relationship in a new interview.

Actors Nisha Rawal and Karan Mehra were making headlines about their relationship for over a year now. whilst Nisha has claimed that Karan physically assaulted her, had an affair and his own family attempted to extort money from her for dowry, Karan has stated that Nisha turned into a relationship with a man she calls her ‘rakhi brother’. Now the ex-couple’s near friend, fashion designer Rohit Verma, has unfolded about his friendship with the two and stated that Nisha comes from a ‘broken family’ and that she has the power to convince anyone of anything.

Nisha and Karan have been married for more than 9 years before she accused him of physical violence in 2021. The couple has a 5-year-old son, Kavish. Karan was arrested in may also 2021 After Nisha filed a police complaint against him for a physical attack. He was out on bail, after spending some hours in jail. After his bail, Karan denied allegations of physically assaulting Nisha and later claimed that she is having an extramarital affair along with her ‘rakhi brother’ Rohit Satia.

In an interview with Siddharth Kannan, Rohit Verma said, “There had been troubles in their marriage in 2014 and that I saved their marriage and made Karan apprehend where he was going wrong. But Nisha is that kind of someone that she is hungry for love. She came from a broken family and by no means got her father’s love. Her mom introduced her to a number of endurance. All of Nisha’s ex-boyfriends used to pamper her lots. I’ve seen her adventure. She is such a practical lady and there is Sarasvati in her tongue. She can convince anybody. this is her plus point. it is her USP. She’s no longer this kind of bad man or woman. but whilst you stand together with your pal and your buddy is going on the wrong path, you have to inform them.”

While requested why he unfollowed Nisha after their years-lengthy friendship. Rohit said, “the whole thing may be very open. I’m a current individual. I am not in opposition to someone developing a sense for someone. however one ought not to neglect their barriers.”