Ishaan Khatter's Slovenia Bike Trip With Shahid Kapoor Is Just ‘Wow'
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Ishaan Khatter shared stunning photos from his and brother Shahid Kapoor's bike trip.
Whenever Ishaan Khatter and Shahid Kapoor step out together, they never fail to capture the attention and admiration of their fans. Known for their close bond, the brothers have a shared passion for biking and often embark on thrilling bike trips with their circle of friends to scenic destinations. This time was no different, as Ishaan delighted his followers by sharing a series of stunning pictures from their latest adventure—a bike trip to the picturesque city of Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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Ishaan captioned his post, 'The motorcycle diaries 2025 pt.1," offering a glimpse into their exciting journey. In the first photo, both Shahid and Ishaan are seen sporting a relaxed, casual look, dressed in simple T-shirts paired with trendy sunglasses that add to their effortless style. Another striking picture shows Ishaan sitting peacefully on a wooden dock, gazing out at a crystal-clear lake. The serene water reflects the lush green mountains and thick forests that surround him, creating a postcard-perfect scene.
Their love for biking holidays is well known, as fans fondly remember their memorable 2019 European bike tour. Back then, Shahid and Ishaan, accompanied by Kunal Kemmu and a few close friends, rode across scenic mountain landscapes and shared plenty of fun-filled moments online. That trip held special meaning, as Shahid was celebrating the blockbuster success of Kabir Singh, while Ishaan was riding high on the acclaim he received for his debut film Dhadak.
Fast forward to today, Ishaan continues to shine as an actor, earning praise for his role in The Royals. His recent film Homebound had its world premiere at the prestigious 2025 Cannes Film Festival, marking a major milestone in his journey towards international recognition. Directed by Neeraj Ghaywan, the film also features Janhvi Kapoor and Vishal Jethwa.
Shahid Kapoor is immersed in shooting Arjun Ustara with Vishal Bhardwaj, co-starring Triptii Dimri, Nana Patekar and Randeep Hooda. He also has Cocktail 2 with Kriti Sanon and Rashmika Mandanna lined up, followed by the highly anticipated second season of Farzi, where he will reunite with Vijay Sethupathi, Kay Kay Menon and Raashii Khanna.
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