Vijay Mallya Set To Marry Former Kingfisher Airlines Air Hostess Pinky Lalwani?
Vijay Mallya is rumoured to be marrying his long-term girlfriend Pinky Lalwani, according to various media reports. She is a former air hostess and is rumored to be his current girlfriend. The couple was recently spotted together at a celebration in mid-March. They allegedly started dating in 2011 when Pinky Lalwani was hired as a flight attendant in Kingfisher Airlines. As per unconfirmed media reports, Mr Mallya and Ms Lalwani were frequently spotted together afterwards. It is said that the air hostess is known to have been supporting Mr Mallya even in his tough times. She was also present with him during his extradition case hearing at Westminster Magistrates Court in London.
Mr Mallya was earlier married to Sameera Tyabjee for two years until 1987. Following this, he was married to Rekha Mallya since 1993. He has three children from his two marriages, Siddharth, Leanna and Tanya.
So far, there is no official confirmation on the news. Mr Mallya, who is regular on micro-blogging site Twitter has not updated the same on Twitter also.
After the news started circulating on the social media, the twitter started taking potshots at him.
One twitter user said, Vijay Mallya getting married again because he was feeling a loan.Â
Vijay Mallya getting married again because he was feeling a loan.— InGenious (@Bees_Kut) March 28, 2018
Vijay Mallya is on run and now getting married, ise kehte hai asli Bhaag ke shaadi karna.— Godman Chikna (@Madan_Chikna) March 28, 2018
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