Shruti Haasan, who is gearing up for her much-awaited film Coolie with superstar Rajinikanth, recently conducted a Q&A session on Instagram. The beautiful actress surprised everyone with a bizarre answer revealing why she is not married yet. Check out Shruti Haasan’s answer below!
With a funny filter, she asked, ‘Why are you still being stupid?’ It’s a very funny and cool way to respond to society’s judgement and questions about one’s personal life. Isn’t it?
Shruti Haasan has recently broken up with her ex-boyfriend Shantanu Hazarika. The two were dating each other since the COVID-19 pandemic. Shruti Haasan and Shantanu Hazarika were living in a live-in relationship in Mumbai. Both have shared adorable pictures and videos on their social media pages.
After speculations of Shruti and Shantanu’s separation spread on the internet, the former confirmed it through a fan interaction sensation on Instagram. In May, the Salaar actress reacted to whether she is single or committed. Shruti Haasan promptly responded, “I hate answering these questions but I am completely single and not ready to mingle. Just working and enjoying my life. Enough?”
Talking about Shruti Haasan’s recent Q&A, she also shared an update on Rajinikanth’s Coolie. She said, “It’s going great. The first schedule is complete and it feels like you’re not even ready.” For those who don’t know, the Katamarayudu actress will be playing the role of Preethi. Based on the first look, the diva is seen holding ammunition in her hand, which hints at some mysterious aspect of Preethi’s character.
Moreover, during the same interaction, Shruti said that she wants to do a romantic-comedy that is extremely fun and romantic. However, she is yet to find a suitable script. Meanwhile, apart from Coolie, the Yevadu actress will also be seen in Dacoit alongside Adivi Sesh. Shenil Dev’s debut directorial venture has been shot simultaneously in Telugu and Hindi. Dacoit focuses on the story of two former lovers who are forced to reunite for a series of robberies that promise to change the direction of their lives.
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