According to Shah, the ultra-glamorous lives of Bollywood stars come with their own set of challenges. “They’ve seen it all, luxury, fame, success. For them, excitement fades quicker than it does for the average couple. It’s boredom, not betrayal, that often pushes them apart,” she explained.

Add to this the pressure of living up to public expectations, and you’ve got a recipe for marital disaster. She also touched upon how the sexual dynamics in celebrity marriages are vastly different, with expectations soaring sky-high, often leading to dissatisfaction.

Shah isn’t the only expert to echo these sentiments. In previous interviews, other marriage counselors have highlighted the unique pressures that come with fame. Dr. Avani Tiwari, a psychologist specializing in relationship dynamics, shared that celebrities often struggle to prioritize personal connections in their packed schedules. “Marriages thrive on emotional availability and shared experiences, both of which are tough to maintain in a high-pressure industry like Bollywood,” she explained.

In fact, Vandana Shah went on to note that one-night stands or fleeting infidelity aren’t seen as marriage-breakers in the Bollywood bubble. “It’s the lack of attention, the feeling of not being prioritized, or even external interference from families that lead to separations,” she revealed.

When a celeb couple calls it quits, fans often react emotionally. They aren’t just breaking up with their partners; they’re breaking up with the idea of a perfect love story. Bollywood has sold us dreams of eternal romance for decades, but these divorces remind us that even the most glamorous lives are far from picture-perfect.

So, is boredom really the villain? Or is it just another side effect of living in a world where everything, from love to luxury, feels fleeting? Whatever the case, maybe it’s time we stop romanticizing celebrity relationships and accept that they’re as flawed and human as ours.