Actor Krystle D’Souza and restaurateur Gulaam Gouse Deewani have ended their relationship after almost three years, a Bombay Times report says. Sources indicate that the couple had separated around a month ago. Neither Krystle nor Gulaam has publicly made a statement regarding the break-up, but both have also decided to unfollow each other on Instagram, indicating the deterioration of their relationship dynamics. Friends and insiders reveal that Krystle prefers to keep her personal life private and is unlikely to discuss the split publicly.
A friend informed The Times of India, “They have broken up. Krystle has never made her personal life public and wouldn’t like to comment on the split.” The couple had a long record of supporting and motivating each other professionally while keeping themselves low-key on social media.
Krystle had earlier spoken about Gulaam warmly in an interview with Bombay Times, stating, “If I have the confidence to go on screen and perform, it’s him behind me. He pushes me to become better… Finding a partner for an actress who is that supportive is very difficult.” What their relationship was admired for most was the mutual support and encouragement they showed each other, juggling careers while keeping things personal beneath wraps.
Although there has been this sudden breakup, insiders indicate that both Krystle and Gulaam have dealt with it maturely and left the situation to focus on their individual careers.
Krystle D’Souza is still a well-known face on Indian television, having played Ek Hazaaron Mein Meri Behna Hai, Ekk Nayi Pehchaan, and Brahmarakshas: Jaag Utha Shaitaan. She has lately made an appearance on Laughter Chefs to endorse her close friend Nia Sharma. Diversifying her profession as well, Krystle has been a part of movies and web shows like Fittrat. She will be next featured in the upcoming movie First Copy with comedian Munawar Faruqui.
This split closes the door on a discreet but respected romance, both stars now prioritizing their individual professional paths.
