Trust Varun Dhawan to randomly spill beans on the ‘Koffee couch’ and jokingly let the secrets of their friends and colleagues out at public events. This time, the actor tricked Tiger Shroff into admitting about his love life. During the recently held Amazon Prime Video event in Mumbai, where Tiger unveiled his upcoming film Baaghi 4, both actors shared a fun banter where Tiger opened up about having his first girlfriend at the age of 25. “You know Varun, I have always been a very shy and introverted kind of a person. I never had a girlfriend till the age of 25 (sic),” the Heropanti actor told Varun on the stage.
Tiger talks about Disha and that she is his first gf and how he met her Varun: Kriti Sanon 😒🤣#KritiSanon pic.twitter.com/JSVtwZ3Dg1
A visibly surprised Varun, reacted “25! Are you serious?” to which Tiger responded, “Yes, I got my first girlfriend at 25 and it was during the audition for my debut film.” Varun wasted no time in bringing up his Bhediya co-star Kriti’s name who made her debut alongside Tiger in Heropanti. “Kriti Sanon?” asked Varun. Tiger, who was taken by surprise, retorted, “Uske baad wali.” Varun continued to probe Tiger to name his girlfriend but the actor remained lip-tight. Tiger was once rumoured to be in a relationship with Disha Patani, and it is speculated that the former couple have called it quits.
Interestingly, a recent paparazzo video surfaced on social media shows Tiger and Disha greeting and hugging at an award show held in Mumbai. While the actor was warm with Disha, he chose not to sit beside her at the venue. The rumoured couple may have separated, but they continue to be friendly with each other. Disha also wished Tiger on his birthday on social media. “Happy Birthday, Baaghi; may you keep kicking higher and higher,” she wrote in the caption that accompanied visuals from their rehearsals.
Tiger, on the other hand, revealed that the two continue to be amazing friends on Koffee with Karan.
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