Kusha Kapila rubbishing link up rumours with Arjun Kapoor: I just pray ki meri mummy na padh le yeh aab

In a series of intriguing developments, social media influencer and actor Kusha Kapila has once again made waves, this time addressing rumors surrounding her personal life. Back in June, she captured headlines with her separation from husband Zorawar Ahluwalia, a decision they described as a mutual one, arising from a shift in their individual paths. However, more recent online speculations have hinted at a romantic link between Kusha and Bollywood actor Arjun Kapoor. Kusha has taken a lighthearted and direct approach to dispel these rumors.

Taking to her broadcasting channel on Instagram, Kusha Kapila humorously confronted the barrage of misinformation she finds circulating about herself. Addressing it she wrote, “Roz apne baare mein itni bakwas padh kar mujhe apna khud see ek formal introduction karwana padega (Every day I read such nonsense about myself that I will now need to introduce me to myself formally)." She further added, “Every time I read sh*t about myself I just hope and pray ki meri mummy na padh le yeh aab. Unki social life has taken a big hit (hope my mother does not read it)."

Switching gears, Kusha Kapila had announced her separation from Zorawar in June through a heartfelt statement. This decision, although challenging, was deemed the right step for both of them. The shared love and life experiences still hold immense value for them, yet their current aspirations have diverged. Kusha expressed that despite giving their all, they had reached a point where alignment was no longer feasible.

On the professional front, Kusha Kapila is set to grace the screens in the upcoming movie 'Sukhee,' sharing the frame with Shilpa Shetty and Amit Sadh. Additionally, she is part of the cast for 'Thank You For Coming,' a project that includes names like Bhumi Pednekar, Shehnaaz Gill, Dolly Singh, and Shibani Bedi.

Meanwhile, Arjun Kapoor, has a promising lineup ahead with 'Meri Patni Ka Remake' and 'Lady Killer' in the pipeline.