"I don’t hide anything from anyone"
It is heavily rumoured that Ahan Shetty is set to get married to his fashion designer girlfriend Tania Shroff.
Speculation is rife that the actor will tie the knot sometime in 2022.
But the 26-year-old dismissed the rumours, stating that his career is currently his priority.
He said: “Right now, my main focus is my work, and I’m working towards my second film.
“When I feel like I need to say something about my personal life, I’m not going to hide it.”
Ahan went on to reveal whether if reports about his personal life bothers him or not.
He continued: “No because it’s something I brought into light.
“I don’t hide anything from anyone; I’ve been very honest. Having said that, sometimes, it’s not fair that such articles come out, but you can’t really control that.”
But he added that the rumours have never affected his relationship with Tania.
“We know and understand each other and what we mean to each other.
“If a third person says something and that affects us, then we’ve to question the relationship, which we never have. We’re very comfortable with one another.
“Communication, I believe, is the most important aspect in a relationship.”
Ahan Shetty made his acting debut in the 2021 film Tadap.
Following his debut, he garnered appreciation from the likes of Amitabh Bachchan.
He elaborated: “It was a fantastic feeling.
“What more can you ask for? Some of the biggest names from all over India posted the trailer and the teaser and said such nice things about the film when it came out.
“The amount of love I received for my performance in the film was unbelievable.
“I didn’t expect that kind of response. It was a bit surprising for me. It was surreal.
“I’m so glad that everyone really enjoyed the film.”
On his family’s reaction to his debut, Ahan said:
“My family was really happy and proud of me. They’ve seen the work I’ve put in over the past few years.”
They were elated to finally see everything coming together, and the love and appreciation I received from everyone.”
But despite the appreciation, Ahan says he does not want to become complacent.
“I’ll go into every film telling myself that I’ve to prove myself.
“I don’t take it as pressure but I want to be on my toes, constantly. I like challenging myself because it makes me feel uncomfortable. I want to push myself a little more with each film. I don’t want to be content and happy.
“I want to give 150% to everything I do and maybe, 10-15 years down the line, I may tell myself that I’ve arrived.”
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