Ranbir Kapoor is an amazing actor in the Bollywood industry. He is even referred as the ‘chocolate boy’ of the industry following his never-ending relationship with the ladies of Bollywood. It was quite a shock to the audience when the Sanju actor tied the knot with Alia Bhatt.
Let us look at some of her reported relationships before marrying Alia.
Avantika Malik
Ranbir fell in love with Avantika Malik while they were teenagers, and they remained romantically involved till he entered the Bollywood industry. Their young love bloomed in their formative years.
Nandita Mahtani
Ranbir was rumoured to have dated fashion designer Nandita Mahtani, and the media went crazy over the alleged relationship. The depth of their relationship is unclear, though.
Sonam Kapoor
Ranbir and Sonam Kapoor, who costarred in “Saawariya,” had an off-screen romance driven by their on-screen chemistry, but it didn’t last long and they eventually broke up.
Deepika Padukone
Ranbir and Deepika were the most sensual power couple of their time. But things ended soon as he cheated on her with Katrina Kaif as he was “immature” at that age.
Nargis Fakhri
Although there was no official evidence of the relationship, there were rumours that Ranbir Kapoor was seeing the gorgeous Nargis Fakhri. The two’s purported romance remained a mystery, despite the excitement created by the gossip mills.
Priyanka Chopra
2010 saw Ranbir Kapoor involved in yet another controversy following his relationship with the talented Priyanka Chopra. But their alleged relationship quickly fizzled out and never became anything more than that.
Katrina Kaif
Ranbir and Katrina’s six-year relationship started on the set of their 2010 movie “Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani.” They received a lot of attention for their widely reported relationship until their breakup in 2016.
Angela Jonsson
Ranbir’s list also purports to be in a relationship with Pakistani actress Mahira Khan. Fans and the media were left to guess, though, as the details of their purported affair remained mostly undisclosed.
