‘I am just a girl who is trying to…’: RJ Mahvash recalls how linkup rumors with Yuzvendra Chahal impacted her

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Ever since I, being RJ Mahvash, was seen with Yuzvendra Chahal following his divorce from Dhanashree Verma, we’ve been generating quite a buzz in the media. Since then, it seems like I’ve been a regular at matches and was even spotted hopping aboard the team bus alongside him. Recently, I felt compelled to share my thoughts on the speculations surrounding our relationship that have been circulating. Keep reading!

Speaking directly, I shared with The Free Press Journal that unwarranted rumors about my relationship with Yuzvendra Chahal had an impact on me. As a newcomer who first appeared in the TV series Pyar Paisa Profit, there was indeed a period when I felt overwhelmed and considered stepping away. Unfortunately, some malicious trolls and baseless speculations made it difficult for me to navigate through the noise and understand what was truly happening around me.

In her conversation with the publication, Mahvash expressed, “I found myself wondering, ‘What is it about me that’s causing all this treatment? I’m merely trying to navigate my life. Why are these individuals being so harsh when they’re not privy to the facts?’ This experience left a significant impact on me and I felt an urge to step away from everything – social media, public existence.

The social media figure expressed her longing to return to ordinary life as an average girl, and even considered residing in secluded mountain areas, making a livelihood by selling noodles (Maggie). However, she disliked the limelight. Therefore, online harassment was particularly taxing for her.

The social media personality confessed her desire to live like an ordinary girl again, and even thought about living in remote mountain areas where she could sell noodles (Maggie) for a living. However, the unwanted attention from trolls was too much for her to bear.

In the very conversation, I found myself expressing that my colleagues often advise me to remain quiet and avoid immediate responses. Yet, what they’re starting to comprehend is that I feel compelled to set the record straight when I hear statements such as ‘The things you’re saying are entirely fabricated, nothing like that exists.’

During tough periods in her life, Mahvash felt the urge to write a lengthy account online, confront internet bullies spreading false rumors, and make them cease. However, she recognized that she couldn’t address everyone’s queries or offer explanations to all situations. Furthermore, Mahvash asserted that these individuals were not her burden, and she owed them nothing since they didn’t support her financially. In the end, she advised, “Just be who you are and don’t feel compelled to explain everything.

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2025-05-19 22:37