Actors Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor are among the foremost talked-about couples in Bollywood and giving them a stamp of approval is Alia’s mother, actor Soni Razdan. Speaking to the media, Soni said that she finds Ranbir Kapoor to be a lovely boy that if Alia is happy, then she too is happy.
Soni Razdan was quoted as saying: “It’s her personal life. Ranbir Kapoor may be a lovely boy. I believe whoever Alia has dated before or will date, it is her choice and her life. I’ll always support her but I don’t think I ought to discuss this you know. It’s not right my part to discuss her personal life publically. As a mom, I’m just happy if she is happy.”
While Alia has never openly spoken regarding her relationship with Ranbir, she has always dropped liberal hints and left very little to the imagination. At the recently held Filmfare awards, she showered her love for the “special one” in her life. Talking regarding Ranbir in her acceptance speech, she said, “Meghna for me Raazi is you, your blood and sweat. You are my main chick. Vicky without you, the film wouldn’t be complete. Thank you, my mentor, Karan for being my mentor, father, and my fashion police. Tonight’s all about love there my special one, I love you (Ranbir).” Ranbir has been additional forthcoming along with his comments. In an interview last year, he confirmed his relationship with Alia, whereas adding that it absolutely was new and he wasn’t willing to speak about the future.
The couple had much to celebrate as at this year’s Filmfare awards, both won awards for their work -- whereas Alia walked away with the Best Actor (Female) for Raazi, Ranbir won the Best Actor (Male) trophy for his work in Sanju. Alia has been promoting her next film, Kalank, which will release on April 17. The period drama, set within the 1940s, will see an ensemble cast including Madhuri Dixit, Sanjay Dutt, Varun Dhawan, Sonakshi Sinha and Aditya Roy Kapoor in prominent roles. The trailer and the film’s songs, Ghar More Pardesiya and First Class, are already a hit with fans.
Alia additionally has other fascinating films in her kitty -- Brahmastra with director Ayan Mukerji, Takht with Karan Johar as its director, SS Rajamouli’s tentatively titled RRR and her dad’s film, Saadak 2. Ranbir, though a little less busy, is doing films like Brahmastra and Yashraj Films’ Shamsher.
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