Television actor Mohsin Khan, widely recognized for his popular role as Kartik Goenka in the long-running dramaYeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Haihas announced his engagement to his girlfriend, Tamanna. The actor, who gained a significant following for his on-screen chemistry with co-star Shivangi Joshi, shared the news through a series of intimate photographs on Instagram.
In the images, the couple celebrated the occasion in coordinated attire. One set of photos featured them in classic black-and-white outfits, while another showed Tamanna in a white dress and later a red gown, complemented by Mohsin in a black suit with a white shirt and red tie. Several shots captured the couple posing with a bouquet of flowers, with one image highlighting Tamanna showcasing her engagement ring.
Reflecting on their journey, Mohsin penned a deeply personal message, describing Tamanna as a “crazy beautiful, confident” and “sensitive” partner who is “always laughing and teasing, hoping and praying.” He recalled the moment they first met, noting that when he held her hand and heard her sing “Hum toh bhai jaise hai waise rahenge,” he felt a sense of inner peace. “I had found my Person,” he wrote, adding that the decision felt like the easiest and most significant of his life, perhaps written in the stars.
The announcement drew immediate well-wishes from across the television industry. Among those sending their congratulations were Divyanka Tripathi, who wrote, “Congratulations to you both,” and Shraddha Arya, who simply added, “Congratulations.” Fellow actor Samridhii Shukla expressed her support by commenting, “You guys are beautiful together, God bless you with lifetime of happiness,” while Nia Sharma shared her approval, writing, “Love and luck forever.. beautiful this is.”
Mohsin’s tribute concluded with a prayerful sentiment, “Allahumma baarik Ya Allah,” as he mused on the timing of their union. He suggested that their story might have been destined, noting that “once in a lifetime, two people simply find each other at exactly the moment they were always meant to.”
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