On
Tuesday
night,
at
Salman's
younger
sister
Arpita
Khan's
special
preview
of
Wanted
at
Ketnav
theatre,
Soha
Ali
Khan
turned
up
with
beau
Kunal
Khemu.
Nothing
wrong
with
that
but
during
the
film,
the
couple
indulged
in
a
bit
of
PDA.
And
that
didn't
go
down
well
with
some
of
the
other
people
present
for
the
screening.
The
special
show
was
attended
by
Yuvraj
Singh,
Arjun
Kapoor,
and
close
friends
of
Arpita.
Both
Soha
and
Kunal
are
close
friends
of
Arpita
and
were
her
guests
at
her
Sallu
bhaiyya's
film
trial.
Says
an
eye-witness,
"Soha
and
Kunal
came
in
holding
hands
and
took
up
seats
in
the
last
row.
Half
an
hour
after
half
the
lights
dimmed,
the
couple
began
getting
cosy
with
each
other,
distracting
people
sitting
around
them.
There
was
also
some
giggles
emanating
from
near
them,
and
this
made
people
sitting
ahead
of
them,
turn
around
to
see
what
the
commotion
was
about." According
to
the
eye-witness,
during
the
interval,
hostess
Arpita
requested
the
couple
to
take
it
down
a
notch,
as
people
were
getting
disturbed.
But
once
the
show
began,
the
lovers
went
back
to
their
antics.
When
asked
about
the
incident,
Arpita
showed
more
interest
in
enquiring
about
the
various
ways
to
get
the
article
dropped.
Then
she
said,
"Let
me
talk
to
Soha
and
Kunal
and
let
them
know."
Finally,
she
decided
to
give
a
clarification,
"I
was
sitting
with
Soha
and
Kunal
on
the
last
row.
No
such
incident
took
place
at
my
trial.
They
both
come
from
very
respectable
families
and
their
privacy
should
be
maintained
as
such.
Such
articles
would
cause
a
discomfort
in
our
friendship."
Soha
Ali
Khan
says,
"I
completely
and
vehemently
deny
it.
It's
a
fabricated
story.
I'm
a
single
professional
and
coming
from
the
kind
of
family
I
do,
I
would
never
conduct
myself
in
a
public
place
like
this.
There
was
absolutely
no
physical
interaction
between
Kunal
and
me.
In
fact,
a
friend
of
mine,
an
entertainment
lawyer,
was
sitting
on
my
left.
This
kind
of
behaviour
just
doesn't
go
with
my
name
or
my
family."
Kunal
Khemu
remained
unavailable
for
comment.
Story first published: Thursday, September 17, 2009, 10:57 [IST]