Malaika Arora Calls Arjun Kapoor Integral to Her Life

“People like talking. If you are spotted with somebody, you go out, and it becomes a huge discussion. I don't really want to give chatter unnecessarily too much fuel. I don't want to do that because it really doesn't serve any purpose. Trust me, every time I have stepped out—even if it's a longtime friend, a gay friend, a married friend, an old friend, a manager, or anybody—I am immediately linked to that person. We laugh about it and joke about it. My mother calls me and asks, 'Who is this now, baby? Who are they talking about?' It has just become laughable.”

“My relationships have always been spoken about, and they've always made headlines. At one point, I remember saying that my life is much more than just my personal life. It was becoming too much of a centre of attention. Unfortunately, people forget that because it doesn't make a headline or copy. I am at that stage of life now where I don't need to prove anything, but I need to do things that make me happy—and I want people to see that.”