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Celina Jaitly, a former Miss India and Bollywood performer, has filed a domestic abuse case against her husband, Peter Haag, with the Metropolitan Magistrate Court in Andheri. Jaitly's lawyers, Sandeep Kapur and Niharika Karanjawala Misra from Karanjawala & Co., filed the petition on her behalf last week. The court has issued a summons for Haag to appear by December 12.
Jaitly and Haag married in September 2010 and have three children. Jaitly claims in her plea that years of mental and physical abuse have resulted in a "psychovegetative overload" diagnosis. She adds that the alleged abuse worsened after 2019.
According to case facts, the complaint, filed under the Domestic Violence Act, included charges of cruelty, manipulation, and physical and emotional abuse. The matter was given to SC Tadye, Ld. Judicial Magistrate First Class, for verification and notice. Celina is seeking 50 crore in damages and compensation for loss of income and property, according to ANI reports.
Former actor Celina Jaitly files a case of domestic violence against her husband Peter Haag, before Judicial Magistrate First Class in Andheri's Court, Mumbai. Peter Haag is a resident of Austria. Celina Jaitly has sought damages of Rs 50 Crores and other sums in lieu of her loss pic.twitter.com/QlM9LLZlcI
ANI (@ANI) November 25, 2025
Psychovegetative overload occurs when there is a feeling of overwhelming the mind and the body by long-term stress. It has an influence on the nervous system and gives many physical and emotional symptoms. Although the name is complicated, the concept is not. When the stress levels are high at all times, the body remains in the alert state. This is energy-consuming and influences health.
This illness mostly occurs when the individual is experiencing continual emotional stress. A tense state of the nervous system may be maintained due to the long working hours, pressure at home, lack of rest, trauma or the worry that remains unresolved. Lack of sufficient time to rest the body leads to disrupted normal balance.
It occurs quite frequently in people with stressful occupations and responsibilities, those who provide care to others, or whose personal life is pressurising. The lack of sleep, unhealthy diet, and absence of relaxation are also risk factors.
The psychovegetative overload is not manifested singly. It influences the mind and the body. Some common signs include:
At this level, basic activities can be tiresome when an individual is in such a state. The feeling responses are intensified. The body is heavy and unbalanced. Some of them also feel that they are out of touch or not able to enjoy anything. This has an impact on productivity, relationships, and overall well-being. When neglected for too long, it may cause anxiety or depression.
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