It's been a while since vijay varma and tamannaah bhatia painted the town crimson. But the stree 2 actress' most recent post has some on social media speculating if the pair is going through a difficult time together. For the past few weeks, tamannaah, who frequently shares images and comments on Vijay's postings, has not done so.
The mysterious post
One would question if something is amiss in their utopia after reading her most recent cryptic message. And her latest cryptic post, makes one wonder if there is something wrong in their paradise. "I really think the secret to being loved is to love. And the secret to being interesting is to be interested," she shared a quote on social media.
The quote further read, "And the secret to have others find beauty in you is to find beauty in others. And the secret to having a friend is being a friend."
Social media immediately began to speculate about whether or not the pair was having problems after the Himmatwala actress published the mysterious photo. Some wished for a speedy reconciliation between the two, while others hoped the social media post was a chance one or for someone else. One other group, nevertheless, believed that tamannaah deserved "someone better."
The mysterious post
One would question if something is amiss in their utopia after reading her most recent cryptic message. And her latest cryptic post, makes one wonder if there is something wrong in their paradise. "I really think the secret to being loved is to love. And the secret to being interesting is to be interested," she shared a quote on social media.
The quote further read, "And the secret to have others find beauty in you is to find beauty in others. And the secret to having a friend is being a friend."
Social media immediately began to speculate about whether or not the pair was having problems after the Himmatwala actress published the mysterious photo. Some wished for a speedy reconciliation between the two, while others hoped the social media post was a chance one or for someone else. One other group, nevertheless, believed that tamannaah deserved "someone better."
