Watch: Aamir Khan's girlfriend Gauri Spratt dodges paparazzi
Aamir Khan
's girlfriend, Gauri Spratt, became the center of social media buzz after a video of her casually dodging paparazzi on the streets of Mumbai went viral.
Recently, Gauri was spotted strolling in a white casual outfit when she noticed the cameras trailing her.
Without missing a beat, she smoothly made a u-turn and avoided the photographers, a move that immediately grabbed netizens' attention and sparked widespread curiosity online.
Fans react
F
ans couldn't stop talking about her composed yet clever response to the media frenzy. One comment read, 'She saw paparazzi and spotted them and turned away from their greedy cameras.' Another comment read, 'Laughing she was.'
Who Is Gauri Spratt?
Gauri Spratt has largely stayed away from the limelight despite her association with one of Bollywood's biggest stars. She currently works for Aamir Khan's production banner and is based out of Bengaluru. Gauri comes from a multicultural background — her mother is Tamilian, and her father is Irish. Interestingly, her grandfather was a freedom fighter, adding a historical depth to her family story.
Gauri is also a mother to a six-year-old son.
Aamir Khan's Past Relationships
Aamir was previously married to Reena Dutta, with whom he shares two children: Ira and Junaid. He later married filmmaker
Kiran Rao
in 2005, and they have a son, Azad, born via surrogacy. The couple separated in 2021 but remain on good terms.
All set for 'Sitaare Zameen Par'
On the work front, Aamir is gearing up for his next project, 'Sitaare Zameen Par'. The sports drama is being lauded for its concept, cast, and plotline.
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