Imran Khan and Avantika parted ways in 2019 after being married for eight&nbsp;years. Both never addressed what went wrong in their relationship and only posted a statement regarding their mutual decision.

Now, as Imran is planning his comeback in films, he is finally ready to talk about his divorce. Opening for the first time about his separation, Imran said that he was “dealing” with internal struggles that put a strain on his relationship.&nbsp;

<h2>Imran Khan on his separation</h2>

In the interview, Imran said, “Without going too much into that part, because I'm hesitant to add a lot of fuel to the gossip fire, but as I was dealing with all of this baggage and all my internal struggle, I did find that my marriage and my relationship were not helping any of that.”

He added, “In an ideal, healthy dynamic between two people, you are both making each other better, healthier, stronger, and supporting each other to be the healthiest, best, strongest version. We were not in that place.”

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-imran-khan-on-comparisons-with-ranbir-kapoor-always-left-an-unpleasant-aftertaste-726453">Imran Khan on comparisons with Ranbir Kapoor: Always left an unpleasant aftertaste&nbsp;</a>

Avantika and Imran tied the knot in 2011. They welcomed their daughter Imara and currently co-parent her.

On the work front, Imran Khan made his acting debut with Jaane Tu…Ya Jaane Na in 2008, alongside Genelia D'Souza. Imran's last release was Katti Batti, co-starring Kangana Ranaut.&nbsp;

Imran Khan and Avantika parted ways in 2019 after being married for eight years. Both never addressed what went wrong in their relationship and only posted a statement regarding their mutual decision.

Imran Khan and Avantika parted ways in 2019 after being married for eight years. Both never addressed what went wrong in their relationship and only posted a statement regarding their mutual decision. Now, as Imran is planning his comeback in films, he is finally ready to talk about his divorce. Opening for the first time about his separation, Imran said that he was “dealing” with internal struggles that put a strain on his relationship. Imran Khan on his separation In the interview, Imran said, “Without going too much into that part, because I'm hesitant to add a lot of fuel to the gossip fire, but as I was dealing with all of this baggage and all my internal struggle, I did find that my marriage and my relationship were not helping any of that.” He added, “In an ideal, healthy dynamic between two people, you are both making each other better, healthier, stronger, and supporting each other to be the healthiest, best, strongest version. We were not in that place.” Also read: Imran Khan on comparisons with Ranbir Kapoor: Always left an unpleasant aftertaste Avantika and Imran tied the knot in 2011. They welcomed their daughter Imara and currently co-parent her. On the work front, Imran Khan made his acting debut with Jaane Tu…Ya Jaane Na in 2008, alongside Genelia D'Souza. Imran's last release was Katti Batti, co-starring Kangana Ranaut.

Imran Khan finally reveals why he separated from ex wife Avantika

In a first, a Disney film will have an Indo-American story at its heart.&nbsp;

 
Yes, you read that right. Disney is releasing a full-blown movie with an Indian-American girl—Rhea Kumar (played by Avantika Vandanapu)—at the centre of its narrative. And, naturally, the director— Manjari Makijany, another Indian—felt the need to shatter the stereotypes sticking to the Indian Diaspora globally.&nbsp;

 
Speaking to a news agency, Makijany talked about the kind of ‘responsibilities’ she had shouldered while working on this project. “When I came on board for directing Spin I felt responsible and excited at the same time. Excited because it is one of the great opportunities for me as an Indian filmmaker to show our culture and portray the right representation of the next generation Indian-American community to the international audience, to the Disney fans,” she reportedly said.

 
“I also felt responsible because it is a chance to break all the stereotype that is showcased about Indian community, culturally. I wanted to get those nuances right. For instance, Abhay is playing an Indian immigrant, I made sure his character doesn't speak with a fake American accent! From production design, cinematography and every other department in the making of the film, I attempted to include diversity,” added the helmer.&nbsp;

 
&nbsp;‘Spin’ revolves around 15-year-old Rhea who is born and bred in America, and is of Indian descent. Over time, she falls in love with her school friend Max, which in turn, leads her towards her life’s true calling.&nbsp;

 
The director also touched upon the importance of blending East with the West.&nbsp;

 
“In one of the sequences, Rhea's grandmother is dancing to old Hindi film song 'Jab Chhaye' and in the end, there is a celebration song created by Indian music director duo -- Salim Suleiman. There are other music tracks that are sounding very young and fresh because our protagonist wishes to become a DJ! My responsibility as a film director was to get this very eclectic fusion in the right way,” Manjari makijani reportedly added.&nbsp;

 
Starring Bollywood actor Abhay Deol, along with Avantika Vandanapu and Meera Sayal, Disney’s ‘Spin’ releases in India on August 15 on Disney + Hotstar.&nbsp;

In a first, a Disney film will have an Indo-American story at its heart. Yes, you read that right. Disney is releasing a full-blown movie with an Indian-American girl—Rhea Kumar (played by Avantika Vandanapu)—at the centre of its narrative.

In a first, a Disney film will have an Indo-American story at its heart. Yes, you read that right. Disney is releasing a full-blown movie with an Indian-American girl—Rhea Kumar (played by Avantika Vandanapu)—at the centre of its narrative. And, naturally, the director— Manjari Makijany, another Indian—felt the need to shatter the stereotypes sticking to the Indian Diaspora globally. Speaking to a news agency, Makijany talked about the kind of ‘responsibilities’ she had shouldered while working on this project. “When I came on board for directing Spin I felt responsible and excited at the same time. Excited because it is one of the great opportunities for me as an Indian filmmaker to show our culture and portray the right representation of the next generation Indian-American community to the international audience, to the Disney fans,” she reportedly said. “I also felt responsible because it is a chance to break all the stereotype that is showcased about Indian community, culturally. I wanted to get those nuances right. For instance, Abhay is playing an Indian immigrant, I made sure his character doesn't speak with a fake American accent! From production design, cinematography and every other department in the making of the film, I attempted to include diversity,” added the helmer. ‘Spin’ revolves around 15-year-old Rhea who is born and bred in America, and is of Indian descent. Over time, she falls in love with her school friend Max, which in turn, leads her towards her life’s true calling. The director also touched upon the importance of blending East with the West. “In one of the sequences, Rhea's grandmother is dancing to old Hindi film song 'Jab Chhaye' and in the end, there is a celebration song created by Indian music director duo -- Salim Suleiman. There are other music tracks that are sounding very young and fresh because our protagonist wishes to become a DJ! My responsibility as a film director was to get this very eclectic fusion in the right way,” Manjari makijani reportedly added. Starring Bollywood actor Abhay Deol, along with Avantika Vandanapu and Meera Sayal, Disney’s ‘Spin’ releases in India on August 15 on Disney + Hotstar.

Disney’s ‘Spin’ director: Felt responsible for breaking stereotypes about India

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