Something Brewing? National Crush Taha Shah Spotted On Dinner Date With THIS Heeramandi Co-Star; WATCH

Taha Shah Badussha Spotted On Dinner Date With Heeramandi Co-Star: Taha Shah Badussha became an overnight sensation after his terrific performance as 'Tajdar Baloch' in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar', earning him the tag of 'National Crush'. Ever since the release of the series, fans can't stop drooling over the handsome hunk and his irresistible charm. While the internet is still gushing over the actor, Taha recently got clicked on a dinner date with his Heeramandi co-star. Read on...

'National Crush' Taha Shah Badussha Spotted On Dinner Date With THIS Heeramandi Co-Star

It's been almost a month since the release of Heeramandi series and Taha Shah Badussha continues to steal hearts all over with his acting and good looks. Last night, the handsome hunk was spotted on a dinner date with his Heeramandi co-star Pratibha Rantta. Is something brewing between the two?

Check out the video below:

Last night, Taha and Pratibha were clicked together coming out of a fancy restaurant after enjoying a dinner date in Mumbai. The duo happily posed for the paparazzi before leaving together in the same car.

Taha looked dapper in a beige sheer t-shirt paired with black denims and a white cap. On the other hand, Pratibha looked beautiful in pink top and denims.

For the unversed, Pratibha Rantta played the role of Sanjeeda Shaikh's daughter in Heeramandi. The young actress recently won hearts with her performance in her debut film 'Laapataa Ladies', directed by Kiran Rao.

Taha Shah Badussha Makes Cannes 2024 Debut

Taha Shah Badussha recently made his dazzling debut at Cannes 2024. During an interview with Film Companion, he revealed how some people recognized him by his character in the Netflix series.

Talking about it, he said, "There were some incredible people whom I just met from Malaysia. They literally went ballistic! Just before this interview, there was this bunch of girls who went crazy. They were shouting, they weren't saying anything. All of a sudden, I looked this way and they were like, 'Tajdar! Tajdar!'"