It's very personal: Alia Bhatt

Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt have hit it out of the park as far as relationship goals go! If you didn't get that, we are talking about the manner in which they have emerged as the 'IT' couple of Bollywood in the shortest span possible. Cause hey, it's right when it's right! From RK turning into an 'amaze' photographer for his girlfriend to Alia baking a cake for her sunshine's birthday, the reel-real jodi has been handing out #CoupleGoals for all the weak hearts out there. Like that wasn't enough, a little birdie told us that the Sanju actor has planned a magical holiday with Alia to Aspen Mountain Ski Resort in Colorado, USA. The destination is a celebrity favourite and honestly, we can't wait for the pictures and videos of Alia and Ranbir skiing away!

We also hear that Alia is over the moon with her gift and that they will soon whisk away for their vacay, after she is done promoting her upcoming flick Kalank alongside Varun Dhawan, Sonakshi Sinha, Aditya Roy Kapur, Sanjay Dutt and Madhuri Dixit. While that is that, the duo has been kind enough to give us romantic feels even while being here, by attending award galas and by winning titles in it! Remember Alia confessing her love for Ranbir on stage, in public at the Filmfare Awards 2019? Where she thanked everyone but gave special hoots to her 'special one' and concluded it with an 'I love you!'

Well, the actress recently spoke about the grand gesture in an interview. When asked if it was an official announcement of their relationship, she told Mumbai Mirror, "That was not an announcement. And I don’t need to defend what I did because it was very personal." Not just that, upon being quizzed about mom Soni Razdan's comment that Alia is 'too young to rush into any lifetime decision' she said, "I don’t know in what context she said it so it’s difficult to comment."

On the other hand, Alia also opened up about Roop, her character in Kalank and working with a talented bunch in the period saga. "It is a wonderful role, probably my most challenging till date because the way Roop deals with situations in her life is very different from the way I would. Her body language was also unfamiliar and so did not come naturally to me. If it works, Kalank will be an important film for me in my journey through Hindi cinema."

Speaking about the experience of Kalank, Alia added, "For me, as an actress, it’s interesting to be a part of an ensemble cast. For the audience too it’s been a while since we had an ensemble film where every character has his or her own backstory and graph. It’s always lovely to work with Varun as we enjoy a certain comfort level. We understand each other, even take each other for granted, but also feed off each other’s passion. Kalank was my first film with Adi (Aditya Roy Kapur) and it has been an honest give-and-take equation. Working with Madhuri ma’am and Sanjay sir was the stuff dreams are made of. And Sona and I had a lovely time on the shoot, she is a fine actor, so effortless."