It's wedding season in Bollywood with superstars like Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif on course to tie the knot, and with Rajkummar Rao already being married to Patralekhaa.

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Now, when we think of these lovely marriages, we certainly also think about the Bollywood marriages of yesteryears that failed to work. Weirdly enough, some of these marriages ended in divorces because of some crazy reasons. Here are the Bollywood couples that called quits for some shocking reasons.

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Reportedly, the Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na actor's marriage problems began when he decided to retire from acting. It was said that, unlike Imran, Avantika wasn't so keen on the idea of him quitting so early, and wanted to push him as an actor. Eventually, they split up, with the decision shocking everyone around them.

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Arjun and Mehr Jasia divorced each other after two decades of marriage, shortly after Arjun packed his bags to move out of their rented apartment. According to reports, the couple's marriage started wearing out due to their association with Shah Rukh Khan. Weird, right?

Well, as per reports, Arjun really wanted to be a part of Ra.One, which he eventually was, and well, Arjun's wife wanted SRK to provide a higher remuneration for her husband. If this is one of the reasons, it's gotta be pretty darn crazy!

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When Sanju baba was married to Rhea Pillai, things may have looked rosy, but they sure weren't. As per reports, it was revealed that both Sanjay and Rhea had been in extra-marital relationships. You sure know what happened next. The D-word.

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Karisma used to rule Bollywood at a time because of her hits, which to be honest, were a lot. She later got married to businessman Sunjay Kapur, however, their marriage was reported to be very toxic.

In fact, it was reported that Sunjay even forced Karisma to sleep with his friends on their honeymoon, and when Karisma refused, he physically assaulted her. All these reasons forced Karisma to later divorce Sunjay.

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