Shakti Kapoor refutes rumours about Shraddha Kapoor’s wedding
However, to clear the air, the actor’s father Shakti Kapoor, in a recent interview, refuted the rumours and said that Rohan has not asked for Shraddha’s hand in marriage.
Hyderabad: Rumours of actor Shraddha Kapoor’s impending wedding to celebrity photographer Rohan Shrestha has left many confused. However, to clear the air, the actor’s father Shakti Kapoor, in a recent interview, refuted the rumours and said that Rohan has not asked for Shraddha’s hand in marriage.
In an interaction with ‘Spotboye’, Shakti said, “Rohan is a family friend; I have known his father for many, many years. Rohan visits us often, but he has not asked for Shraddha’s hand in marriage. And besides, today children decide these things on their own. If Shraddha tells me that she has chosen a life partner for herself or even if Siddhanth (son) does, I will readily agree. Why will I refuse? But at this point, they are focused on their careers. Marriage is an important decision and the way people are breaking up, it bothers me sometimes. One has to be sure before making a decision like that.”
Sharing how he never stopped his kids from doing what they love, Shakti adds, “I have never stopped Shraddha or Siddhanth from following their dreams. Many people ask me if I stopped Shraddha from becoming an actor, but that is not true. I want her to shine and do well – she is such a hard-working and talented girl. I call her my ‘golden girl’. She has made it on her own in Bollywood.”
The rumours about Shraddha and Rohan came soon after the ‘Half Girlfriend’ actor did a magazine photo shoot for which she collaborated with the celebrity photographer in 2019. At the time, both Shraddha and Rohan were teased by their Bollywood friends, including her brother Siddhant Kapoor and co-star Varun Dhawan that almost confirmed their relationship.
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