Celina Jaitly Opens Up About Marriage Struggles After Twisha Sharma Death Case

Actor Celina Jaitly has shared an emotional message following the death of 33-year-old Twisha Sharma, speaking about abuse, isolation and emotional suffering within marriages. In a detailed Instagram post, Celina reflected on the realities many women face behind closed doors and connected the case with her own personal experiences.

Twisha Sharma’s death has sparked nationwide attention after her family accused her husband and mother-in-law of dowry harassment and abetment to suicide. Her last rites were conducted on Sunday, 12 days after her death, following a second postmortem ordered by the court.

Celina Jaitly Reacts To Twisha Sharma Case

In her note, Celina described Twisha Sharma as an educated and talented woman whose life became consumed by emotional pain and isolation.

“The heartbreaking case of Twisha Sharma has shaken the entire nation,” she wrote.

The actor also commented on the public discussions surrounding the case, saying that many people appeared more concerned about unrelated issues while a grieving family continued seeking justice.

According to Celina, the case reflects a disturbing reality where the suffering of women often becomes normalised over time.

“Marriage Is Not Always Happily Ever After”

Celina wrote that abuse within marriage is not always visible through physical injuries.

“Marriage is not always happily ever after,” she said, adding that some forms of violence remain unseen because they involve emotional isolation, humiliation, and loneliness.

She explained that abuse can sometimes mean being cut off from family, losing emotional support, or constantly being made to feel like the problem.

The actor also highlighted the emotional impact of living in unfamiliar environments without support systems, where individuals slowly begin doubting their own reality.

Celina Shares Her Personal Experience

Speaking about her own life, Celina revealed that she stayed in her marriage longer than she should have because she wanted to protect her children and keep the family together.

“In my own case, my parents had already passed away, I was no longer financially independent, and above all, I had three small children,” she wrote.

Celina admitted she often felt isolated and had no one to turn to during difficult phases of her marriage.

She described how emotional isolation deepens gradually, making people feel trapped in silence and loneliness.

“You begin convincing yourself that surviving is the same thing as living,” she added.

Message To Families

Ending her post, Celina extended support to Twisha Sharma’s family and urged parents and loved ones to listen when women reach out for help.

“My heart goes out to Twisha Sharma’s family, and to every woman suffering behind closed doors,” she wrote.

She appealed to families not to ignore signs of emotional distress and abuse.

Celina’s Ongoing Legal Battle

In November last year, Celina Jaitly filed a case against her husband, Austrian hotelier Peter Haag, accusing him of domestic violence, cruelty and manipulation. She reportedly sought compensation of Rs 50 crore.

The actor has also spoken publicly about the emotional challenges of staying away from her children, Winston and Viraaj.