Sara Ali Khan visits Gurudwara with rumoured beau Arjun Pratap Bajwa, Fans spark buzz
, who has been maintaining a low profile since the release of her film 'Metro... In Dino', was spotted by the paparazzi, making a visit to a Gurudwara. But, what really got the cameras clicking was her joint appearance with her rumoured boyfriend, Arjun Pratap Bajwa.
The Viral Video of Sara Ali Khan
In a viral video shared by Bollywood paparazzo Pallav Paliwal, Sara Ali Khan is seen leaving a Gurudwara and being escorted to her car. Moments later, her rumoured boyfriend Arjun Pratap Bajwa is also seen getting into the same car with her. This has once again sparked speculation about their relationship, leaving fans curious.
Sara and Arjun Fuel Romance Buzz
The actress looked graceful in a stunning white suit during her recent visit to a Gurudwara, while Arjun Pratap Bajwa kept it casual yet stylish.
The duo's appearance together has sent fans into a frenzy.
Social media users flooded the comment section of the viral video with heart-eye and love emojis. While many called the pair a 'super hit jodi,' some fans expressed concern over Sara's lack of privacy.
When Their
Kedarnath
Pics Went Viral
Previously, a photo of Sara and Arjun together at Kedarnath caught the attention of fans online. Although both shared individual pictures from their spiritual trip, a candid click of them together quickly went viral.
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Sara posted a series of serene photos on Instagram with the caption:
'Jai Shree Kedar. The flowing of Mandakini... The aarti sounds… A milky ocean… Beyond the clouds. Until next time #jaibholenath.'
Fans were thrilled to see the duo together, praising their bond and loving the new on-screen-off-screen chemistry.
Sara Cheers for Brother Ibrahim
On the personal front, Sara was recently seen supporting her brother,
Ibrahim Ali Khan
, as he unveiled his new film 'SarZameen'. Directed by Kayoze Irani, the OTT film premiered on July 25. It also stars Prithviraj Sukumaran and Kajol in pivotal roles.
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