Malaika Arora On Romance With Arjun Kapoor: Lucky To Find Second Chance At Being Happy

Malaika Arora's heart seems to fully recover from her marriage break-up with actor Arbaaz Khan two years earlier.

Currently, the 45-year-old actress has found her sheer happiness alongside 33-year-old actor Arjun Kapoor. Their romance which has blossomed for a while is now leaving the whole entertainment industry in a tizzy because of their upcoming wedding's widespread rumours.

After keeping their relationship out of the limelight for an extended period, the couple has eventually made their relationship public. From the couple's dinner appointments, the long-distance getaways to joint parties, it seems that Malaika and Arjun no longer shy away from making their public appearances together.

Despite their unwillingness to confirm the wedding speculation, the couple doesn't hesitate to admit their loving relationship. Recently, in a talk show, Malaika provided an answer to her wedding rumours. "This is all media made. Media is responsible for it," she said.

"I guess everyone wants to move on and find love and companionship with people they can relate. And if you do, I think you are just lucky. If you can do that, I think you are lucky to find that second chance at being happy," the actress additionally said.

Meanwhile, Arjun didn't mention Malaika as opening up about his private relationship on Koffee With Karan several weeks earlier. When Karan Johar asked Arjun whether he is willing to introduce his lover to his parents, the actor stated, "It has to fall into place. There's a lot that's happened in the family in the last few months. A lot has happened in my life in the last few months that has given me perspective."

Plus, the 33-year-old actor confided his experiences and feelings over the past six months. "The last six months have taught me more about life than I imagined. I was doing the right thing at one point in time, and then I realized it snowballed into something being more relevant and important in my life. I finally feel like I have a sense of belonging and a family," Arjun said.