Arjun Kapoor Opened Up On Facing Loneliness In Life, Read To Know What He Has To Say
One of the most handsome Bollywood actors Arjun Kapoor is often in the news for his professional and personal life. He has been caught in controversies since his breakup with Malaika Arora. But later he was spotted at Malaika’s home after her father committed suicide to support her in tough times. However, a few days back during the promotion of his newly released film ‘Singham Again’, he confirmed his breakup with Malaika by saying, ‘I am single these days, relax’.
Arjun Kapoor
These days Arjun Kapoor is in the news headlines for loneliness, fame, and misconceptions about him in the film industry. Recently, the actor talked about his personal life openly to his fans and made several major revelations. During this interaction with his fans, he revealed that he used to feel lonely earlier, but he focused on himself and started connecting with things in his life.
Arjun Kapoor
Let us tell you that Arjun Kapoor was asked in an interview with one of the media houses that during a conversation he had discussed loneliness. So did he feel the same feelings after his relationship with Malaika Arora or not? To this, the actor replied that he discussed this issue in the year 2014 because at that time he was dealing with the grief of losing his sister and mother. He started feeling lonely when he returned to an empty house after the departure of his mother and sister.
Arjun Kapoor
Let us tell you that Arjun started his career with Ishaqzaade with Parineeti Chopra in the year 2012. After this, he also did brilliant acting in 2 States and Gunday. Despite so much success, he used to feel lonely when he returned home. Arjun Kapoor admitted that he has seen many ups and downs in the last few years with work, but he has tried to balance things in his personal life. He said, “I think today I just need to take care of myself. Being selfish is seen in a wrong way, but I think it is not selfishness. It was like I was not okay because of other things. It was not loneliness, it was something that happened a lot in my life and relationships.”
