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Kriti Kharbanda: I was terrified I had contracted the virus

Last month, actress Kriti Kharbanda had attended boyfriend Pulkit Samrat’s brother’s engagement party in Delhi. She had traveled through an international flight and after coming back from Delhi, the actress was down with cold and cough.

She has been in quarantine since then and recently while talking to Mumbai Mirror, the actress stated that she felt she had contracted the coronavirus. Kriti said, “I thought it best not to mingle given the symptoms. I was terrified I had contracted the virus but since test kits were not available in the country back then and I did not have a fever, the doctors advised me to distance myself and monitor my symptoms. I was paranoid for the first three days, then, I started to feel better.”


Kriti and Pulkit stay in the same building and they are there for each other in these difficult times. The actress said, “We had decided to stay in the same building to dodge traffic, but now, I am grateful to have him with me. I can’t imagine how other couples who don’t stay together are dealing with the lockdown.”

Kriti and Pulkit have worked together in films like Veere Ki Wedding and Pagalpanti. While there were reports about them dating, the two actors opened up about their relationship during the promotions of Pagalpanti.

Talking about Kriti’s movies, she will next be seen on the big screen in Bejoy Nambiar’s Taish which also stars Pulkit Samrat.

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  • Nana Patekar died in Goa on Thursday at the age of 75
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