When Harsh Varrdhan Kapoor was photographed with an unidentified woman in March this year, he sparked speculation about his personal life. He'd only recently admitted to having a girlfriend and indicated a wish to cook meals for her at his residence.
Harsh Varrdhan is now prepping for the release of Thar, a film in which he co-stars with his father Anil Kapoor. Harsh mentioned that he has a girlfriend prior to the release of Thar on Netflix.
Harsh, who is also a big foodie, was asked if he can cook as well. "Absolutely not, my dear. You're aware that I've found a new partner and that we'd like to learn to cook together. That is something I am certain of,” he said.
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This is the latest update following a photograph of Harsh and a woman taken on a Sunday afternoon in March in Khar. Nobody knows who she is right now. Photographers took images and recordings of them holding hands as they entered a building. Last year, Harsh said that he wants to keep his personal life private. He earlier claimed that he did not have a girlfriend because of his reputation as an “unattractive and dull guy”.
In addition, Harsh disclosed in an interview last year that he had recently moved out of his parents' Juhu residence and into his Carter Road flat. He stated that after the initial wave of the coronavirus pandemic, he realised he wanted to live alone. He also mentioned his intention to acquire a used Lamborghini because his parents will not assist him pay for it.
Harsh plays Siddharth, an antiques shop owner, in Thar, a Netflix thriller that premieres on May 6. He's making his way through a secluded community that has been devastated by a series of heinous killings. Siddharth contacts Surekha Singh (Anil Kapoor), a local police officer, while investigating the deaths. Satish Kaushik and Fatima Sana Shaikh also appear.
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