Bollywood couple Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt along with their little munchkin, Raha have taken out time from their busy schedules to spend some quality time together. The trio is currently on a vacation to New York City. Pictures of Ranbir and Alia from their dreamy holiday are constantly surfacing on the internet. In some, the duo is enjoying each other’s company while in others, they are posing with some celebrities or fans that they bumped into.
Ranbir and Alia poses with Rashid Khan
In the recent photo that has come to the fore, the pair is seen freezing a frame with Afghan international cricketer, Rashid Khan. Taking to his Instagram handle, the cricketer dropped a portrait of himself with Ranbir and Alia. While Ranbir is wearing a tracksuit styled with a cap, Alia is seen dressed in a black t-shirt with matching pants in the snap. Alongside the image, Rashid wrote, “With Bollywood’s biggest (star emoji) It was lovely to meet you #RANBIR @aliaabhatt.”
Netizens react to Ranbir’s weird-looking eyes in the frame
The picture is an adorable click with three celebs flashing wide smiles. However, what is grabbing attention of the viewers is Ranbir’s dewy eyes. Soon after the photo reached social media, netizens started claiming that the actor looks older than his age and is losing his charm due to smoking and drinking.
A user wrote, “That’s bit unfair. Ranbir was really cute and good looking until 2017.” Another stated, “RK truly looks 40+.” A third one penned, “Ranbir’s eyes are ageing at a different speed. His body and skin is of 40 but his eyes are 70.” “Shahid is 2 years older to Ranbir but still can pull off a college boy. Probably because of him being teetotaler. RK looks like Sanjay Dutt of late 2000s,” read a comment. A user also advised, “RK should quit drinking and smoking now.”
Meanwhile, Ranbir Kapoor appeared last in Luv Ranjan’s ‘Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar’ alongside Shraddha Kapoor. He is now gearing up for the release of Sanjeev Reddy Vanga’s ‘Animal’ with Rashmika Mandanna, Bobby Deol and Anil Kapoor.
