Janhvi Kapoor enjoys Wimbledon semi-final match with rumoured beau Shikhar Pahariya: PICS
Janhvi Kapoor
turned heads at the Wimbledon 2025 semi-final match on 11 July, making a stylish appearance with her rumoured boyfriend, Shikhar Pahariya. The two were spotted at the famous All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club for match between Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz, soaking in all the tennis action along with many other stars and sports lovers.
A charming day out in London
Photos of Janhvi and Shikhar quickly went viral on social media. In these pictures, Janhvi was seen wearing a lovely checkered dress with pretty floral embroidery. Her outfit was a perfect mix of summer style and sporty charm. Shikhar matched her vibe in a smart blue suit, teamed with a classic white shirt and tie.
This is not the first time Janhvi and Shikhar have been seen together at grand events, which only adds to the buzz about their relationship.
Neither of them has confirmed the rumours, but their many public appearances together keep everyone guessing.
Fans can't keep calm
Social media was set abuzz as soon as fans realised Janhvi was in the stands. One user on X wrote, 'Spotting Janhvi Kapoor with Shikhar Pahariya at Wimbledon was not on my list today (sic).' Another posted, 'Wait was that Janhvi kapoor watching the Wimbledon semi.. (sic).'
Curious about her chic look, a fan tweeted, 'What is Janhvi Kapoor wearing at Wimbledon? Couldn't see her outfit clearly (sic).'
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Janhvi and Shikhar aren't the first Indian celebrities to be spotted enjoying the iconic tennis tournament this year. Just days earlier, fans had gushed over pictures of
Anushka Sharma
and
Virat Kohli
, as well as
Priyanka Chopra
and Nick Jonas, soaking in the Wimbledon vibe. The championship continues to be a favourite among global stars who love mixing sport with summer style.
Busy days ahead for Janhvi Kapoor
On the work front, Janhvi is keeping very busy with films in different languages. She is currently shooting for 'Peddi' opposite Ram Charan.
This pan-India film is directed by Buchi Babu Sana and is expected to release in cinemas on 27 March, 2026.
In Bollywood, Janhvi will next be seen in 'Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumar' with
Varun Dhawan
. This romantic comedy is directed by Shashank Khaitan and will hit theatres on 12 September, 2025. Fans are also waiting for 'Param Sundari' with Sidharth Malhotra.
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