Originally posted by: Lord_Voldemort
I think it's the other way around hunny. Ash isn't into married men.
Most probably Hrithik got a complex from her given how obsessed he is with his own looks.
I agree, feel like it is totally reversed
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Originally posted by: Lord_Voldemort
I think it's the other way around hunny. Ash isn't into married men.
Most probably Hrithik got a complex from her given how obsessed he is with his own looks.
I agree, feel like it is totally reversed
my thoughts on the video are .... no thoughts.
my thoughts on your theory about Aishwarya "simping" on Hrithik though -- 🤔 🤔 🤔
I vehemently disagree. Not only does she look bored, she also clearly didn't care enough to dress to impress or do a makeup routine to kill. She looks like she's there for a casual event whereas Hrithik looks like he's fully suited up, and looking very dashing indeed, but sitting next to her threw him into such a tizzy that he can't stop primping and touching his face and hair a gazillion times! 😆
Originally posted by: Lord_Voldemort
I think it's the other way around hunny. Ash isn't into married men.
Most probably Hrithik got a complex from her given how obsessed he is with his own looks.
o behen, aishwarya eklauti actor hai jisko maine aaj tak bina makeup ka ek bhi post apne Instagram pe dalte nahi dekha toh sabse jaada obsessed with looks wahi hai😆
My GOD! he is gorgeous sssss.
https://youtu.be/9N8A43mXhH4?si=NtgbzZ9mdw1Yi8Bv
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