Once Deepika Padukone called Ranbir Kapoor a 'Pathetic Boyfriend', she said ', he won't offer..'
In the glitzy and glamorous world of Bollywood, celebrities are always under the public gaze. Whether it's their post-gym look, event appearance, or airport look, and even their personal life. Among the many things about celebrities that take over the headlines, it's their relationship that are often of public fascination. Among the most iconic yet short-lived love stories was that of Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor. People hailed and loved the off-screen relationship of this duo as much as they loved their on-screen chemistry. But what stunned their fans was when Deepika once called Ranbir a 'pathetic boyfriend' in front of the entire nation.
Deepika and Ranbir met in 2008 on the sets of Bachna Ae Haseeno. Soon, their on-screen romance blossomed into a real-life relationship, and the two started dating. They were often spotted together at events and outings. They were considered one of the most adored couples of Bollywood. Why Deepika Padukone Called Ranbir Kapoor 'A Pathetic Boyfriend'?
However, behind their picture-perfect relationship was a lot more than what met the eye. In 2009, during the promotion of Ranbir's film Wake Up Sid, Deepika recorded a special video message that was played during an interview. In this message, she made a shocking and brutally honest comment about Ranbir as a partner.
Deepika said, 'He is a very pathetic boyfriend. If there's a minus scale, he'd be right up there. If you're feeling cold, he won't offer you his jacket. Instead, he'd give you two bottles of hot water and hope you don't feel cold suddenly.' When did Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone Break Up?
Although she made that remark in a rather funny way, their relationship saw a fallout later. In 2010, the duo parted ways and officially broke up. Today, both are happy and settled in their lives. Deepika is happily married to Ranveer Singh and has welcomed their daughter Dua. Ranbir Kapoor is settled with Alia Bhatt, and they have a daughter, Raha.
Both the actor gracefully evolved and moved on in their life. Post break-up, they also appeared in the films Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani and Tamasha, showing maturity and professionalism.
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