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Samay takes cheeky digs at Dhanashree with RJ Mahvash

Samay Raina takes cheeky digs at Dhanashree Verma’s cheating claims and Rs 4 crore alimony with RJ Mahvash; Yuzvendra Chahal warns, 'Be ready for one more case'

It’s been months since Dhanashree Verma and Yuzvendra Chahal parted ways, but their divorce still finds ways to dominate headlines. From shocking fashion statements to spicy allegations, the saga has had it all. Yuzvendra stunned fans when he wore a “Be Your Own Sugar Daddy” t-shirt to his final divorce proceedings, while Dhanashree later claimed he cheated on her barely two months into their marriage.

Samay teases Mahvash with indirect jibes at Dhanashree

Now, comedian Samay Raina has stirred the pot with a tongue-in-cheek promotional video alongside Yuzvendra’s rumoured girlfriend, RJ Mahvash. Without taking names, Samay laced his jokes with clear digs at Dhanashree.The banter began when Samay asked RJ Mahvash about her favourite alphabet. She replied, “M,” as her name starts with it. Samay shot back, “Mine is U Z,” hinting at Yuzvendra.Things got spicier when Mahvash asked if everything in Samay’s life was sorted. He responded with a “Rise and Fall in the first two months” remark—a clear nod to Dhanashree’s claim about Yuzvendra cheating shortly after their wedding.Samay didn’t stop there. He also teased about Dhanashree’s alimony, asking, “What’s half of 8 crore?” When Mahvash answered, “4 crore,” Samay’s smirk made it clear the dig was pointed. The final punch came when he removed his jacket to reveal a t-shirt that read “Be Your Own Sugar Daddy.”

Yuzvendra Chahal reacts to Samay Raina

He even shared a screenshot of a video call with Chahal on Instagram, captioning it, “Love you, my sugar daddy.” Yuzvendra responded in kind, warning, “Be ready for one more case.”

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Meanwhile, Dhanashree herself made waves on the reality show Rise and Fall. In a candid breakfast-table chat with Kubbra Sait, she admitted she caught Yuzvendra cheating within two months of marriage, bluntly stating, “Nahi chal sakta, first year, caught him in second month.” She further clarified that it was an arranged marriage pushed by Chahal, and she had initiated the divorce—with no regrets. Go to Source

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