Bollywood's famous couple Arjun Kapoor and Malaika Arora are often in the news for their relationship. But recently the news of breakup between the two is spreading rapidly on social media. According to reports, the couple is no longer together, and this is also indicated by the lack of birthday posts this time. Malaika recently celebrated her 51st birthday, but this time Arjun did not share any special birthday post for her, which was posted by him every year.
Arjun's cryptic post goes viral
Although Arjun did not post a birthday post for Malaika, he did share a cryptic post on his Instagram story, which shocked the fans. The post read, "Never forget who you are - The Lion King." This line is from Disney's famous film The Lion King, where Musafa says this to Simba. Seeing this post of Arjun, fans considered it a sign of his emotional state and now many speculations are being made about it.
Has the breakup really happened?
Arjun and Malaika were in a relationship for almost six years, and there was a lot of excitement among the fans about their pairing. Ever since the two were spotted together for the first time, the news of their relationship was in the news. Although, the couple was trolled many times due to the age difference, but both of them openly accepted their relationship and also confirmed it on social media. Arjun and Malaika were often seen going to parties and dinners together, but now the absence of both of them together and the absence of birthday posts indicates that perhaps the couple has separated.
Arjun supported Malaika in difficult times
However, despite the separation, Arjun did not leave Malaika's side during her difficult times. Arjun stood by Malaika's side and supported her when her father passed away. This also makes it clear that even though the relationship between the two is no longer there, their respect and support for each other is still intact.
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