Ranbir Kapoor is the king of sass, and he has proved it again and again. Recently, the actor was prodded about his marriage ceremony with girlfriend and actor Alia Bhatt by the paparazzi. Ranbir’s reply left everybody in splits.
In a current video from the particular screening of late Rajiv Kapoor’s final movie Toolsidas Junior in Mumbai, a photographer is heard saying, “Bye RK, shaadi pe milte hain (Meet you at the wedding)”, whereas the actor was leaving the venue. Ranbir shortly requested the photographer, “kiski shaadi? (whose wedding)”. Ranbir’s response left everybody laughing and the photographer retorted by saying, “Luv (Ranjan) sir’s wedding.”
Filmmaker Luv Ranjan, identified for movies like Pyar Ka Punchnama and Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety, shall be tying the knot on February 20 together with his longtime girlfriend in a non-public ceremony.
Ranbir Kapoor with mom Neetu Kapoor on the screening of Toolsidas Junior. (Photo: Varinder Chawla)
As the video went viral on social media, few followers of the actor appreciated his wit and others observed how good-looking Ranbir seems within the video. “Kiske??? how is he always so savage?,” a fan commented on the video. Another fan wrote, “He is basically so good wanting and good-looking..Had to say this..” Appreciating his response, another Instagram user wrote, “good one”.
Fans of Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor have been ready for the couple to get married. The two stars have been courting one another since 2018 and had been purported to tie the knot in 2020, however the unfold of coronavirus pressured them to place the marriage on maintain.
Recently, Alia talked about her relationship with Ranbir throughout an interview with indianexpress.com. She mentioned, “I am very happy and deeply in love with Ranbir and I believe in the relationship. I am a very ‘dil wala’ person. I am a little bit of a romantic in that sense, ‘pyar kiya toh darna kya’ types. He is somebody I deeply love and look up to and feel very comfortable with. That’s the point of us dating for so many years.”
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
