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Kriti Kharbanda on marriage plans with beau Pulkit Samrat

By: Mohnish Singh

Bollywood actors Kriti Kharbanda and Pulkit Samrat have never shied away from talking about their relationship. The actors, who fell in love with each other on the sets of Anees Bazmee’s comic-caper Pagalpanti (2019), have been in a steady relationship for a year and a half now. However, marriage is not on the cards for them anytime soon.


When asked about her marriage plans with beau Pulkit, Kriti told an Indian publication, “We have just been dating for a year and a half now and have not discussed marriage nor do we plan to do it anytime soon. We are focusing on our respective careers right now. Marriage is a distant dream.”

The couple had a short vacation during the coronavirus lockdown. Talking about the same, the actress said, “The trip gave us time to know each other better. I feel special to have someone like Pulkit who makes sure I always have a smile on my face. I try my best to do the same for him.”

Kharbanda also recently turned a year older. When asked how she celebrated the special day, she shared, “He made it special with a huge surprise. I’ll have to match it, the planning for his birthday has started.”

On the work front, Kriti Kharbanda has just started shooting for her upcoming film 14 Phere, which also stars talented actor Vikrant Massey in the lead role. Directed by Devanshu Singh, the film is being produced by Jio Studios.

Pulkit Samrat, on the other hand, is waiting for the release of his next film Haathi Mere Saathi, co-starring Rana Daggubati. Simultaneously shot in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi, the film has been directed by Prabhu Solomon. It is scheduled to enter theatres on 15th January 2021.

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