The high-profile separation of actors Jay Bhanushali and Mahhi Vij has taken a dramatic turn online as internet users began dragging Bigg Boss fame Sana Makbul into the controversy. Social media claims suggested that Sana used to spend a significant amount of time with Jay, which allegedly caused friction in his marriage with Mahhi. Following a barrage of vicious comments and the 'home-breaker' tag, Sana Makbul has broken her silence to address these swirling rumors directly and clear her name.
Clarifying the Friendship and Instagram Fallout
Addressing the online backlash, Sana Makbul firmly denied ever being close friends with Mahhi Vij or spending extensive time with Jay Bhanushali in the manner being claimed by trolls. According to reports, Sana pointed out that while Mahhi was an acquaintance, they were never best friends. There was a time when both actresses shared numerous pictures together, displaying a warm bond on social media. However, their relationship reportedly soured, and by August 2026, they unfollowed each other on Instagram, sparking initial speculation about a fallout.
Sana Makbul Lashes Out at Trolls
Reacting sharply to being labeled a home-breaker, the actress questioned the credibility of the accusations leveled against her. She asked the trolls when and where they ever witnessed her hanging out with Jay, expressing disbelief at how individuals invent stories and spread malicious gossip. Sana questioned where such trolls emerge from and dismissed claims that she was roaming around with anyone's ex-husband, calling the narrative completely baseless and absurd.
Meanwhile, Mahhi Vij is currently appearing in Bigg Boss 20, where her personal life frequently becomes a talking point on the show. In a recent episode, Mahhi opened up about raising her daughter Tara and grew emotional while discussing her journey. She revealed that she did not take a single rupee as alimony following her divorce from Jay Bhanushali, choosing instead to rely entirely on her own earnings to secure her daughter's future.
