Tara Sutaria is dating Veer Pahariya after breakup with Aadar Jain: Report
Actors Tara Sutaria and Veer Pahariya are reportedly dating. According to reports, the two are currently 'seeing each other' and taking time to 'figure things out.'A source informed ETimes that Sutaria and Pahariya began dating a few months ago. 'They've been spending time together and are often spotted going out on dates. It's still early days, and they're getting to know each other,' the source revealed.advertisementIt's worth noting that Tara Sutaria and Veer Pahariya also turned heads as showstoppers at the 25th Lakme Fashion Week. The duo walked the ramp for British label ASOS's 'A Summer of Style' collection, making a striking impression in contrasting black and white ensembles.
Veer Pahariya was previously linked to Sara Ali Khan, with whom he shared screen space in 'Skyforce', directed by Abhishek Anil Kapur and Sandeep Kewlani.Reflecting on the dating rumours, Veer opened up in a conversation with Zoom, saying, 'I was just 20 when speculation about my relationships started making headlines. I wasn't a public figure then, so no one asked for my side. Whatever was on the internet became the truth for people. It did affect me, but what could I do? Now, I've stopped caring.'advertisementMeanwhile, Tara Sutaria was in a relationship with Aadar Jain. After they broke up in 2023, Aadar got married to their common friend Alekha Advani in February.
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