New Delhi:
Arjun Kapoor and Malaika Arora dating rumours have been making rounds for quite some time. The alleged couple has been spotted together at numerous outings which was not missed by the rumour mills. The rumours of the brewing affair is one of the latest hot Bollywood gos in town! Although the rumoured-lovers never shied away from being spotted in public, be it any reality show or an exotic vacation, they haven’t made their relationship official by saying it loud. Now to blow some more air to this sparkle, Arjun’s uncle and Bollywood actor Anil Kapoor has reacted to the reports about him dating Malaika.
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According to a report in Mid-Day, when the veteran actor was asked to comment on Arjun and Malaika's alleged relationship, he said, " I know Arjun very well and whatever makes him happy, makes me happy." This statement is enough to suggest that the jhakaas actor is definitely hinting towards the possibility of their love affair.
In a recent turn of events, the India’s Got Talent judge who separated from husband Arbaaz Khan, finally removed the ‘Khan’ from her Instagram handle. It is hence quite suggesting that the nymph-like mother and actor is showing all signs of moving ahead. She was also seen sporting a pendant with ‘AM’ initials that garnered speculations, driving fans into a guessing game. Does the pendant implicate Arjun and Malaika? Well, we leave the speculations up to you.
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In a recent Koffee with Karan 6 episode, Arjun came clean about seeing someone stating that he is not single.
Latest word is that Arjun and Malaika have bought a new pad in Mumbai and might move in together sometime soon. The Rumour mills even churned that after the extravagant marriage ceremonies of Deepika Padukone-Ranveer Singh and Priyanka Chopra-Nick Jonas, Arjun-Malaika will be the next to walk down the aisle and shift together in their new love nest.
