Shraddha Kapoor’s rumoured exes Aditya Roy Kapur and Rohan Shrestha hung out together hours before the actress went official with her new relationship. On Wednesday morning, Shraddha confirmed she is dating Rahul Mody. Hours before she shared the news, Aditya shared a photo clicked by Rohan to reveal that they spent Tuesday evening together.
Taking to his Instagram Stories, Aditya shared a candid picture clicked by the photographer. In the photo, Aditya was seen busy on the phone while Rohan photographed him. Check out the photo below:
Meanwhile, Shraddha confirmed she is dating Rahul Mody. The actress took to her Instagram Stories and shared a picture with Rahul to introduce him as her boyfriend. Shraddha was seen smiling for the camera while Rahul made a goofy face. Sharing the picture, Shraddha wrote, “Dil rakh le, neend to vaapis de de yaar.” She added a series of emojis, including a laughing emoji and a heart emoji.
When did Shraddha Kapoor date Aditya Roy Chopra?
Shraddha Kapoor began dating Aditya Roy Kapur in 2012. The actors were working together Aashiqui 2 when they reportedly started dating. They went on to date until 2014, until they parted ways. The rumoured couple have not addressed rumours of their relationship.
When did Shraddha Kapoor date Rohan Shrestha?
Shraddha was rumoured to be dating celebrity photographer Rohan Shrestha for the longest time. The duo reportedly broke up in 2022 after four years of dating. At one point, reports of Shraddha and Rohan prepping to get married had taken over social media after Varun Dhawan dropped a cryptic reply to Rohan’s comment on his wedding photo.
When asked about the wedding, Rohan’s father Rakesh Shrestha had earlier told ETimes, “As far as I was told, they were friends from their college days. Besides, they have many common friends in Juhu. They both are doing so well in their professional lives, so any decision they take about being together will also be a sensible and mature one. If they decide to marry each other, I will happily do everything for them. The word ‘objection’ does not exist in my dictionary.”
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