Gulshan Devaiah is presently basking within the success of his lately launched net collection Dahaad, which additionally stars Sonakshi Sinha, Vijay Varma, Sohum Shah and others. The crime thriller collection, which premiered on 12th Might on Amazon Prime Video, has been garnering good critiques from audiences and critics alike. Gulshan Devaiah’s efficiency within the collection has been lauded by every person. The actor is all set to rejoice his birthday on 28th Might, and in a current dialog with Pinkvilla, the actor shared about his birthday plans.
Gulshan Devaiah to rejoice his birthday with ex-wife Kallirroi Tziafeta
Whereas talking with Pinkvilla, Gulshan Devaiah shared about his birthday plans, and revealed that his ex-wife Kallirroi Tziafeta has one thing deliberate for his birthday. Gulshan referred to as her his ‘greatest good friend’ and stated, “My ex-wife has deliberate one thing, I am simply going to waft. She is my greatest good friend so she has deliberate one thing. I don’t know what it’s. It would in all probability be a very nice fancy meal at a elaborate restaurant after which we’ll see.”
Gulshan Devaiah and Greek actress Kallirroi Tziafeta acquired divorced amicably in 2020 after eight years of marriage. Gulshan has at all times been vocal about how they’re nonetheless on nice phrases, and whereas they couldn’t make their marriage work, they’ve a terrific equation and are consistently in contact.
Gulshan Devaiah’s work entrance
Other than Dahaad, Gulshan Devaiah was additionally lately seen in 8 A.M Metro, co-starring Saiyami Kher. The movie follows the story of two strangers who hold bumping into one another within the metro, and discover solace in one another’s firm. As for Gulshan Devaiah’s upcoming tasks, he can be seen within the comedy crime thriller Weapons & Gulaabs alongside Rajkummar Rao, Adarsh Gourav and Dulquer Salman. He additionally has Duranga Season 2 and Ulajh with Janhvi Kapoor.
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