As an editor at Women’s Fitness India, I’ve interviewed countless couples who create content together — but Vishakha & Divesh Khatri stand out for one simple reason: they don’t try to be perfect, they just try to be real.
From playful pranks to viral skits, their Instagram feels less like a feed and more like a peek into two people who genuinely enjoy each other’s madness. Their chemistry is effortless, their humour natural, and their energy — unapologetically chaotic. Perhaps that’s why they were recently crowned Bollywood Chronicle’s Couple of the Year, a title that feels well-earned.
What makes working together so seamless for them is not similarity, but contrast. Vishakha is the planner — structured, organised, always thinking five steps ahead. Divesh, on the other hand, is instinctive and spontaneous, thriving in the moment. Together, they form a creative balance that most teams spend years trying to achieve.
“If I get stuck creatively, Divesh saves the day,” Vishakha says.
“And if there’s an execution issue, she naturally takes over,” Divesh adds.
Their journey hasn’t been without its growing pains. In the early days, disagreements were frequent, and understanding each other’s creative language took time. But instead of letting those differences weaken their bond, they chose to evolve.
Working together changed the way they communicate — for the better. They learned to listen, to pause, to see situations objectively. Over time, they discovered how to separate work stress from personal emotions, allowing their relationship to breathe even under pressure.
And their shoots?
“Almost all of them are chaotic,” Vishakha laughs.
That chaos is exactly what audiences love. The playful instigations, Divesh’s dramatic reactions, the unplanned moments that make it into final edits — none of it feels forced because none of it is. What you see on screen is simply who they are in real life.
When asked what advice they’d give to couples dreaming of going viral together, their answer is surprisingly grounded.
Don’t lose yourself. Don’t sacrifice your mental, physical or emotional health. And above all — don’t compromise your relationship for views.
“Be authentic,” they say. “The right audience will find you.”
And perhaps that’s the secret to Vishakha and Divesh’s success. In a digital world obsessed with perfection, they chose honesty. In a space driven by algorithms, they chose connection. And in doing so, they didn’t just build a brand — they built something far more lasting: a partnership that feels like home, even in chaos. 💕