Sangeeta Bijlani Breaks Silence on Salman Khan’s Wedding Card Controversy

Salman Khan’s personal life has always been a hot topic for fans and media alike. Among his many relationships, his romance with Sangeeta Bijlani has been one of the most memorable stories in Bollywood. Recently, Sangeeta opened up about their much-discussed cancelled wedding, adding fresh insights to an old rumour that has intrigued fans for decades.

Sangeeta is set to appear as a special guest on an episode of Indian Idol 15. A promo for the show reveals a moment when contestant Manasi Ghosh boldly asks her if the wedding cards for her and Salman had already been printed before the wedding was called off. Judge Vishal Dadlani, visibly curious, joins the audience in encouraging her to respond. Sangeeta’s candid reply, “Jhoot toh nahi tha (It wasn’t a lie),” leaves everyone, including judge Shreya Ghoshal, momentarily stunned. However, Sangeeta chooses not to share further details, leaving the audience wanting more.

Salman and Sangeeta’s story began during the early days of their careers when they met during a TV advertisement shoot. Their relationship, which lasted nearly a decade, was one of Salman’s longest and most talked-about romances. The two reportedly planned to marry, but things took a different turn, and their wedding was ultimately called off. Despite the breakup, they have remained respectful and cordial towards each other over the years.

After parting ways with Salman, Sangeeta married cricketer Mohammad Azharuddin in 1996. However, their marriage ended in divorce in 2019. Despite life taking them in different directions, Sangeeta has remained a close friend of Salman’s, often seen at his family gatherings and events.

In an earlier interview, Sangeeta reflected on her bond with Salman, stating, “Connections don’t break. The love from past relationships or childhood friendships never truly fades. Life is about evolving through experiences.” Her mature perspective showcases how both have moved forward while maintaining a lasting connection.