Wedding and Cancelation

 

Sometimes the loudest heartbreak is the one the world almost witnesses.

For days, people were speaking in hushed tones about why Smriti Mandhana’s wedding was suddenly cancelled. First, rumours said her father had fallen critically ill. Then came whispers that her fiancé too had been hospitalised. And everyone hoped—prayed—that whatever was happening behind closed doors was just temporary turbulence.

But then… the internet erupted.

Alleged chat screenshots—shared by someone who claimed to be close to him—started circulating online. Messages that showed excuses… justifications… and a tone every woman instantly recognises.

That familiar blend of “I didn’t do anything wrong” and “It’s not my fault things are bad at home.”

And suddenly, the story changed.

Not officially. Not with a press release.

But in the way heartbreak always spreads—quietly at first, then like wildfire.

What hurt people the most wasn’t just the allegation of cheating.

It was the way he seemed to justify it.

The way distance was painted as loneliness…

The way commitment seemed to dissolve into convenience…

The way responsibility was replaced with a victim narrative.

Because cheaters rarely walk into a relationship and say,

“This isn’t working, let’s talk.”

They walk around the truth.

They leave breadcrumbs of confusion.

They seek comfort elsewhere while pretending nothing is wrong.

They turn their partner’s absence into an excuse

and their own choices into helplessness.

And when betrayal is discovered, it is never just two hearts that break—

sometimes it’s an entire family.

People online say that the moment these alleged chats came to light, her father suffered a heart attack. And the girl who was preparing for the happiest day of her life… quietly removed every trace of her wedding from social media.

No statements.

No drama.

Just silence—the kind that only comes from deep, undeserved pain.

Smriti is someone whose career demands discipline, travel, long training hours, and months away from home. Yet, loyalty was never her weakness. She showed up for love the way she shows up for India—fully, sincerely, wholeheartedly.

And that’s what makes her heartbreak feel so personal for so many women watching from afar.

Because every sincere woman knows this:

there is nothing more painful than being loyal to someone who was never loyal to you.

This wasn’t just a cancelled wedding.

It was a collision of trust, expectation, and betrayal—

a reminder that even the strongest women are not immune to the emotional cowardice of the people they love.

But here’s the part everyone believes, even now:

She will rise.

She always has.

And someday, this chapter will become just one quiet line in a story of strength.