Tara Sutaria's Rumoured Beau Veer Pahariya Praises Her Song With AP Dhillon, She Reacts
Tara was earlier in a long-term relationship with Aadar Jain, Ranbir Kapoor's cousin, but the two parted ways in 2023.
Tara Sutaria and Veer Pahariya continue to spark dating rumours, and their latest social media interaction has only added fuel to the fire. On Thursday, Tara dropped her new track Thodi Si Daaru with singer AP Dhillon, and it didn't take long for fans and her rumoured boyfriend to react.
The song, featuring catchy beats and glamorous visuals, has grabbed attention not only for Tara's dazzling presence but also for her steamy chemistry with AP Dhillon. Among the many compliments pouring in was one from Veer Pahariya, who took to Instagram to show his support.
Just hours after the release, Veer shared a snippet from the music video on his Instagram Stories, adding a string of emojis—heart, fire, and heart-eyes—and tagged Tara in the post. The actress, clearly touched by the gesture, reshared his story on her own profile, leaving fans gushing over the sweet exchange.
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While neither Tara nor Veer has officially confirmed their relationship, the internet has been rife with speculation. Rumours began earlier this month when both shared scenic pictures from what appeared to be the same exotic location. Veer was seen lounging on a yacht with a rocky mountain in the background, while Tara posted a snap from the same spot—leading fans to conclude they were vacationing together.
Back in March 2025, Tara and Veer turned showstoppers together at the Lakme Fashion Week, where their chemistry didn't go unnoticed. Since then, they've been spotted out and about, including a quiet dinner date in Bandra in June, where they exited separately but were clearly dining together.
According to a report by Times of India, the duo has been seeing each other for over two months now. A source told the publication that they are still 'trying to figure things out," but there's certainly something brewing.
Tara was earlier in a long-term relationship with Aadar Jain, Ranbir Kapoor's cousin, but the two parted ways in 2023. Post that, she was briefly linked to Arunoday Singh, a rumour she denied. Veer, on the other hand, was once rumoured to be dating Sara Ali Khan before she joined films and was later linked with Manushi Chhillar, though she clarified they were just friends.
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July 18, 2025, 01:44 IST
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