A few days after reportedly broke up, Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani were seen together at the Eid al -Fitr Aprita Khan party on Sunday. Both of them posed separately for the paparazzi at their arrival but entered the venue together. Both of them have been in a relationship for several years and are reportedly a new separation. Also read: Kartik Aaryan Shields Kiara Advani from the camera as he fixed his dress; Fans are reminded about Sushant Singh Rajput
Sidharth arrived with a black kurta pajama for the party while Kiara was above white and gray and pants were paired by shrugged long. A video from the party shows actor Shershaah at their arrival. After they posed for photographers, Sidharth joined Kiara to take him to the party.
Some of their fans sighed in relief when they saw them together again. A fan who reacts to the video shared by a paparazzo account on Instagram, “Rumor Faltu Mein spread Kiya Tha Media Ne (the media has spread fake rumors without results). Hope they get married soon. They look amazing together. “The others said,” Rumors were destroyed. ” One of the many fans who expressed happiness in their unity, wrote, “Yeeaaaahhhhhh finally together.” One more commented, “Finally.” A fan also wrote, “We are all happy to see them again.”
It is unclear what caused the rumors about their separation but both continued to react to their posts on Instagram. Sidharth has ‘liked’ two photos of Kiara when he prepared to promote his upcoming film, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2. Kiara also shared their film poster Shershaah when winning the award.
Shershaah is the first film Sidharth and Kiara together. This received a positive response from critics and viewers when released at the Amazon Prime Video instead of the Pandemi Post Theater. Besides Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2, Kiara will now be seen in Jeeyo Jugg, Govinda Naam Mera and the Telugu film. Sidharth has Yodha, Mission Majnu and thank God in his cat.
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