Ashneer Grover On Madhuri Jain Miscarriage: Who does not know the investor Ashneer Grover, who made his special identity in the famous business TV show Shark Tank India Season-1. Ashneer Grover’s name keeps on becoming a topic of discussion for one reason or the other. Ashneer Grover, the former founder of Bharat Pay App, has recently made a big disclosure about his personal life apart from his professional life. Ashneer has told that after the miscarriage of his wife Madhuri Jain, there was a big change in his life and he refused to leave everything.
Ashneer Grover was devastated by wife Madhuri’s miscarriage
Recently Ashneer Grover has participated in the Litfest of E Times. During this, Ashneer Grover has spoken openly on some important issues related to his life. Due to which Ashneer Grover also remembered the moment when he had made up his mind to leave all work. Actually Ashneer Grover has told that- after marriage with Madhuri Jain, I started working in Kotak, for this we both shifted from Delhi to Mumbai. But if your roots are not from proper Mumbai then living in Mayanagari becomes a bit difficult. During that time Madhuri became pregnant and after some time she miscarried, that moment was very difficult for us, Madhuri came back to Delhi. Everything had changed for me at once.
I went to my office and told about this matter, then they allowed me to shift from Mumbai to Delhi. After that I came back there sometime and started refusing the company by making excuses but one day do or die situation came and I left the job of Kotak.
Ashneer Grover-Madhuri Jain live a luxury lifestyle
How Ashneer Grover left his job for his wife Madhuri Jain in the days of difficulties. Which is enough to prove that a person does anything for love and family. Although at present, Ashneer Grover has immense wealth and Ashneer and Madhuri are living a luxury life. Both of them also have two children, including a son and a daughter.
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