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Actor Vijay Divorce Case Hearing Today: Wife Sangeetha Alleges Mental Harassment in Court Filing

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Actor Vijay Divorce Case Hearing Today: Wife Sangeetha Alleges Mental Harassment in Court Filing
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Chengalpattu, India | April 20, 2026

A family court in Tamil Nadu is set to hear the divorce petition involving South Indian actor Thalapathy Vijay  and his wife Sangeetha Sornalingam on Monday, marking a significant development in a case that has drawn widespread public attention.

The hearing will take place at the Chengalpattu Family Welfare Court, where Sangeetha filed her petition earlier this year, citing marital discord and emotional distress.

Petition Filed in February, Hearing Rescheduled

According to court records, Sangeetha submitted the divorce petition on February 24, 2026. The matter was initially scheduled for hearing on February 26 but was later adjourned to April 20.

Allegations Mentioned in Petition

As per media reports, the petition includes claims of mental harassment and prolonged strain in the marriage. It also reportedly references a breakdown of trust, though specific details remain part of court proceedings and have not been independently verified in public filings.

The filing is said to highlight the emotional impact of the alleged issues on Sangeetha, forming the basis of her plea for legal separation.

Living Separately Despite Same Residence

The petition further claims that the couple has been living under the same roof since 2021 but without a marital relationship, indicating a prolonged period of separation in practice.

Legal Developments and Next Steps

Earlier, the court had issued a summons directing Vijay to appear for initial proceedings. It remains unclear whether the actor will attend Monday’s hearing in person or be represented by legal counsel.

Legal sources indicate that discussions between both parties’ lawyers have progressed in recent weeks, raising the possibility of an amicable settlement or mutual consent divorce.