Bollywood debut, Disha Patani raised the temperature with "good friend" Tiger Shroff in a video song Befikra. And since then, the rumours of their closeness has provided fodder for gossip mills.
We really don’t understand what’s with Tiger Shroff and Disha Patani suddenly taking a step back in their relationship? Weren’t they the ‘it’ couple of Bollywood? I mean, we agree they never really screamed official or addressed each other as boyfriend-girlfriend but their actions were enough to confirm the bond they share. Say for that matter, Disha has almost also become a part of Tiger’s family. Yet, the two want us to believe they are “just friends”..Well…
While Tiger in his recent interaction said, “We always go around all the time. Going around doesn t mean we re dating. You do go around with friends, right? I go around with my guy friends also, which no one cares about. Besides, have Disha and I ever indulged in PDA or anything. Today, I can say that she is one of those few people who I can trust implicitly and is very open, straightforward and honest. I don t have too many friends and I don t open up easily with people, but she s an exception. And all this curiosity around whether our relationship is true or not is good for our film. People are eager to see our chemistry”
Disha, in her today’s interview, seconded his thoughts saying, “He’s my only friend in Mumbai. We both like to dance and work out. He’s a thousand times better than me at both, but we connect through them. I am hanging out with him all the time, perhaps that’s why we get spotted together everywhere. So, people probably feel that we’re in a relationship. We’re friends and there is nothing more to the story. If I hang out with another guy, probably, people will say I left Tiger for him.”
When asked if she has any other friends except Tiger in the industry, Disha added, “I don’t have friends here, as I don’t get a chance to meet people. I don’t feel like going out after all the activities I do in a day. I feel drained out and can’t keep my eyes open for an event or a party that starts at 11 pm. I’d rather invest on making myself a better artiste. Anyway, I am shy and I don’t know how to talk to people, but I am happy the way I am. As for Tiger, he’s an inspiring co-star. When we started working together, I thought it would be difficult to enact emotional scenes. I thought we would burst out laughing, but the sets of Baaghi 2 had a different sort of junoon. Tiger and I connect well and we could improvise our scenes effortlessly.”
