Now that Rishi Kapoor’s health scare is a thing of the past, son Ranbir Kapoor can smile in peace, and enjoy the good life along with his favourite person in the lap of nature. And no prizes for guessing who we mean by that. Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt are off to Masai Mara in Kenya for a holiday together. While they were snapped by some tourist-turned- paparazzi in Masai Mara enjoying a wildlife safari, RK too turned photographer for his girlfriend Alia.
He’s clicked a gorgeous picture of Alia with the sunrise as the backdrop.
The actress took to Instagram to share the picture and wrote, “Morning is here, the day is new, perhaps this is where the light breaks through.” Check out all their pictures here.
This reel-real Jodi has been proving to be the perfect couple sharing some amazing #CoupleGoals as they are living it up to the hilt. What a perfect way and destination to celebrate togetherness!
Alia and Ranbir will be seen on the screen together for the first time in Brahmastra. The film is being directed by Ayan Mukerji and also stars Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna, Dimple Kapadia and Mouni Roy in key roles. The movie backed by Karan Johar was originally slated for Christmas release this year.
He’s clicked a gorgeous picture of Alia with the sunrise as the backdrop.
The actress took to Instagram to share the picture and wrote, “Morning is here, the day is new, perhaps this is where the light breaks through.” Check out all their pictures here.
This reel-real Jodi has been proving to be the perfect couple sharing some amazing #CoupleGoals as they are living it up to the hilt. What a perfect way and destination to celebrate togetherness!
Alia and Ranbir will be seen on the screen together for the first time in Brahmastra. The film is being directed by Ayan Mukerji and also stars Amitabh Bachchan, Nagarjuna, Dimple Kapadia and Mouni Roy in key roles. The movie backed by Karan Johar was originally slated for Christmas release this year.
Earlier, when Sushant was asked to comment on his link-up rumours with Rhea, he had said, “Right now, it’s not right to say. People shouldn’t start talking about things in a nascent stage as if they are very sure of it. Why to do that? If you ask me any question that has to do with me, I can say it. If I was seeing somebody, I’d have to ask that somebody. Probably your question, if well-founded, will help me insinuate it to the other person to know what to say next time.”
