Alia Bhatt laughs at boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor's hilarious reply to paparazzi who asked them to stop and pose; watch
Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt, who recently arrived back in Mumbai post her birthday getaway in the Maldives along with mama Soni Razdan and sister Shaheen Bhatt, was seen leaving the city once again. This time the actor was accompanied by boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor. Alia and Ranbir no doubt are Bollywood's favorite couple. From dining dates to hosting events, the duo never misses a chance to set out some major couple goals.
On Monday morning, the duo was spotted at the Mumbai Airport leaving for the shoot of their forthcoming film Brahmastra. Both were seen twinning white clothes. While Ranbir was seen donning a white tee and black bottom, Alia chose blue distressed jeans and a white tee with a kitten picture on it. As the two were led towards the airport entrance, the paparazzi asked the couple to stop by and pose near their car. Ranbir, being his witty self, had a gleeful reply which made his girlfriend Alia burst into laughter.
Paparazzi: ek second ruk jao na
Ranbir: Slow Slow Chalte hai... Chalte weh picture aur better lagta hai na
I live for his interactions with paps #RanbirKapoor #AliaBhatt #Brahmastra pic.twitter.com/skNa7VT6JB
— Ayaan (@seeuatthemovie) March 21, 2022
Sources say that both the actors have taken off to shoot for the last schedule of Ayan Mukerji’s Brahmastra. The shoot is currently happening in the city of Varanasi where they have earlier also filmed some of the major sequences. Actor Ranbir and actress Alia will be in the city for around four days. They will be filming a major song sequence. The director Ayan Mukherji had already left for Varanasi earlier to prepare for the shoot.
On the work front, both Alia and Ranbir are all set to be featured together in Brahmastra which is their first movie together. The first part of the Brahmastra is slated to release in September 2022.
Also Read: Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor arrive in Varanasi to shoot for Brahmastra’s last schedule
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