Kill Movie Premiere: Ex-Couple Aditya Roy Kapur & Ananya Panday Spotted Separately Months After Break Up

Ex Couple Aditya Roy Kapur-Ananya Panday Spotted At Kill Premiere: Aditya Roy Kapur and Ananya allegedly parted ways earlier in March this year after dating for almost 2 years. Aditya and Ananya had initially sparked dating rumours after they were spotted together at Kriti Sanon's Diwali bash back in 2022. Since then, they were clicked together on different occasions, adding fuel to their relationship speculations. From dating to parting ways, the duo always remained tightlipped about their alleged romance. Meanwhile, last night, the rumoured ex couple was spotted arriving separately at the star-studded screening for Kill.

Kill Premiere: Aditya Roy Kapur-Ananya Panday Arrive Separately

The makers of Lakshya-Raghav Juyal's Kill hosted a special screening for their film and it was attended by several Bollywood stars. Rumoured ex-couple Aditya Roy Kapur-Ananya Panday were also spotted arriving separately for the screening months after their much-talked-about break up.

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Ananya dazzled in a red strapless off-shoulder mini dress, while Aditya looked dapper in grey shirt paired with dark grey trousers. The now-ex couple avoided getting papped together at the star-studded screening.

Aditya Roy Kapur On Personal Life Amid Break Up Rumours With Ananya Panday

Neither Aditya Roy Kapur nor Ananya Panday openly addressed their breakup rumours. However, post their split, the Aashqiui 2 actor opened up on maintaining his privacy and not discussing certain aspects of his personal life publicly.

During an interview with Lifestyle Asia, the actor said, "I guess I've always been quiet about my personal life. That's the way I like it. I've never really found the need or the urge or the want to have people know all about me and my personal life. So maybe that's why I keep stuff to myself rather than, you know, put it all out there."

"I feel like, why let it in? Why do I have to spend time processing some rubbish that I don't need to? It's not helping me. It's almost become a sport now where people know that their opinions can be out there and find it necessary to have opinions. They just want to say something about everything," he further added.