Ayushmann Khurrana Turns 40: 4 Lesser Known Facts About The Actor – News18

Actor Ayushmann Khurrana is one of the most well-known actors of the Indian film industry. He has acted in numerous films that performed massively at the box office. Some of his most well-known works are Vicky Donor, Badhaai Ho, Andhadhun and Article 15. Despite several ups and downs in life, he succeeded. The actor gained prominence after he became the winner of the show MTV Roadies Season 2. Today, as he turns 40, let us learn some about some of his struggles before he became a star.

His wife, director Tahira Kashyap always supported him in all his sufferings. According to media reports, they have been together since their school days. They even reportedly studied in the same college.

According to media reports, Ayushmann had just Rs 10,000 in his bank account when he got married to Tahira in 2011. In an old interview, the actor mentioned that his wife was bold enough to marry a boy who had no money. Tahira supported her in all possible ways.

Despite their strong bond, the couple had a bad patch in their relationship. Several media reports suggest that Ayushmann Khurrana reportedly broke up with Tahira after winning MTV Roadies Season 2. In an old interview, he mentioned that after he became the winner in the show he received huge attention which he failed to handle. This led to their breakup. The couple reunited afterwards. He said, “It is very difficult to deal with fame when you are 16, 17, and in your teens. I remember I broke up with my then-girlfriend because I was getting attention from other girls. I went through that phase when you’re just getting a taste of fame and popularity.”

Earlier, Ayushmann Khurrana made another shocking revelation that left everyone surprised. He revealed that in the year 2004, he was given a task in MTV Roadies Season 2 in which he had to donate sperm. He reportedly donated sperm in Allahabad. Years later after his debut film Vicky Donor was released he talked about sperm donation mentioning that it is highly practised in our country but no one talks about sperm donation. “Sperm donation is a social cause, it doesn’t save life, it gives life, it is a completely different zone altogether. This film tackles the issue in a very mature way,” he added.