Ananya Panday found herself on the business end of Karan's questions about a certain romance with Aditya Roy Kapur on the latest episode of Koffee with Karan 8
Ananya Panday and Aditya Roy Kapur
Ananya Panday's romantic life has been under the microscope for quite some time now. The 'Dream Girl 2' actress has consistently been asked if she's dating Aditya Roy Kapur. The two of them have been spotted on cozy vacations as well. However, the two have maintained privacy regarding their equation. Ananya Panday was the most recent guest on the Koffee with Karan 8 couch.
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Ananya Panday found herself on the business end of Karan's questions about a certain romance with Aditya Roy Kapur. The actress tried to remain as tight-lipped as possible, yet when Karan asked her if she was the actor, she let it slip that she knew she was being very 'Ananya Coy Kapur ' by skirting around the questions. In the rapid-fire round, she revealed what kind of girlfriend she is, giving us a clear insight into her personal life.
As we know, Ananya Panday was a recent guest on Koffee with Karan, along with Sara Ali Khan. During the rapid-fire segment of the show, Karan Johar asked her some playful questions, even asking her to describe herself as a girlfriend in a relationship. Instantly warranting a response from Ananya, "I think it depends on the day. Some days it’s Ek Thi Daayan, and some days it’s Dream Girl. It’s mostly Ek Thi Daayan."
During the conversation regarding relationships and breakup, Sara opened up about her split with Kartik in 2020. The actress put across her thoughts on the same and said, "I don't want to say that ya, it's all easy because then it comes across as a little more frivolous than it is. It isn't always easy. When you are involved with anybody, whether it's friends, professionally, or romantically, especially if I am, I get involved and invested. It is not like, ‘Oh yeah, it doesn’t really matter, whatever its today, whatever it's tomorrow'. It's not like that. It does affect you. But ultimately you have to rise beyond that."
She further added, "Something I have realized without sounding semi-negative, is that there are no permanent predicaments in this business. In my personal experience, there is no point making permanent best friendships, pinky promises, saying I'll never talk to you again. All these nevers and always nahi hota (doesn't happen)."
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