November–December 2025 saw a wave of high-profile relationship endings, in India, where celebrity breakups and called-off weddings dominated entertainment and sports news.
Key Stories from India (November–December 2025 Focus): The most talked-about developments involved pre-wedding cancellations and divorces/announcements that finalized or were revealed in late 2025:
Smriti Mandhana and Palash Muchhal — The Indian cricketer and music composer had their wedding planned for November 23, 2025, but it was dramatically called off just hours before (initially postponed due to family health issues, then permanently ended). By early December 2025 (with confirmations around December 7–15). This was one of the year's most shocking Indian celebrity breakups, sparking widespread discussion on social media and in year-end recaps.
Meera Vasudevan's divorce — The Malayalam/Tamil actress announced the end of her one-year marriage to cinematographer Vipin Puthiyankam in November 2025. She spoke openly about prioritizing self-respect and inner peace, marking it as an emotionally challenging but positive step forward.
Presented here is the chart for the March 14 total lunar eclipse at Delhi but valid for most of India. The Sun near the North Node (with Saturn-Neptune involvement in Pisces) is often interpreted as a call for disillusionment, karmic reckonings, and reality checks in areas of dreams, illusions, or idealized commitments—very much aligning with themes of relationships facing harsh truths.
Saturn Direct on November 28, 2025 (Pisces 25°–26°): Saturn stationed direct at approximately 25° Pisces on November 28, 2025after its retrograde period. This reactivated the eclipse degree's energy, as Saturn moved forward over the lingering stellium (including Neptune's dreamy/delusional influence). Subsequent transits in December (Mars, Sun, Mercury squaring the Pisces stellium) added tension and push-pull dynamics.The Sabian symbol for Pisces 26°—"Watching the very thin moon crescent appearing at sunset, different people realize that the time has come to go ahead with their different projects"—speaks to individualized awakenings, new beginnings after subtle signs, and people diverging on their paths. In relationship contexts, this can symbolize the moment when illusions fade (thin crescent = barely visible hopes), leading individuals to pursue separate futures rather than a shared one. It's a poignant fit for breakups where one or both parties recognize it's time to "go ahead" independently.With the eclipse Sun potentially prominent (e.g., on an angle like the MC in some mundane or event charts), astrologers often link such configurations to public figures facing scrutiny or endings in partnerships—especially when Saturn (reality, commitment, karma) enforces boundaries.
Connection to Celebrity Breakups in Late 2025 It is, therefore, not surprising that year-end 2025 saw a flurry of relationship stories, particularly in India. The Mandhana–Muchhal wedding (scheduled November 23, called off dramatically, confirmed December 7) became one of the most discussed, with rumors, unfollows, deleted posts, and statements emphasizing privacy and moving on. Social media reflected the drama right through December:Fans praised Smriti's resilience and "class" in handling it publicly.
The eclipse-Saturn activation could symbolically underscore a collective "reality check" on idealized love, leading to separations where delusions (Neptune) meet hard limits (Saturn). Public figures often amplify these transits, making personal endings feel cosmically timed.
In a previous post Lunar Eclipse: End Of Love Stories [1], I wrote:
So in essence the Virgo eclipse is bringing up the need for withdrawal from relationships that are no longer in our best interest.
Yes, it is okay to walk away from a toxic relationship. If you feel unhappy and dissatisfied in your relationship, it is not wrong to find your happiness. Your relationship with yourself is undoubtedly the most important one and the first relationship of your life.
[1] https://javed22.blogspot.com/2025/05/lunar-eclipse-end-of-love-stories.html
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