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- By Swati Singh
- Mon, 01 Jul 2024 05:21 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Arjun Kapoor and Malaika Arora have often been in the limelight because of their relationship. Recently, they have become the subject of widespread speculation and numerous headlines due to rumours about their potential breakup. Despite the swirling gossip and the media frenzy, neither Arjun nor Malaika has publicly addressed or confirmed these breakup rumours, leaving their fans and the public curious about the true status of their relationship. This silence has only fueled further speculation, making their relationship a hot topic of discussion.
Arjun Kapoor's Instagram post about regret gains attention
On Monday, Arjun Kapoor took to his Instagram handle and posted a cryptic note in the Story section. He wrote, “Pain from disciple is better than pain from regret.”
(Image: Instagram/@arjunkapoor)
For the unversed, this year, Malaika did not attend Arjun’s birthday party. She also didn’t post anything related to the same, which ignited their breakup rumours. A report by Pinkvilla suggests that Malaika Arora and Arjun Kapoor have amicably ended their relationship, as it had run its course. The couple intends to keep the matter private and will not let anyone publicly scrutinize their relationship.
In a recent interview with Hello Magazine, Malaika opened up about her idea of true love. She said, “I’ll never give up on the idea of true love, no matter what. I’m a typical Scorpio that way, so I’ll fight for love till the very end — but I’m also very realistic and know where to draw the line.”
“Probably the realisation that nothing in life is permanent. We’ve all been brought up reading stories that have fairytale endings and were led to believe that’s how life is… But that’s not what life is and it’s something you only realise later on. Of course, I still hold on to a certain optimism, but nothing is permanent in life. Things change. Equations also change drastically… and you must be prepared for it. Permanency doesn’t exist,” she went on to state.