Aditya Roy Kapur On Keeping His Personal Life Private Amid Break-Up Rumours With Ananya Panday: "Why Process Rubbish?"
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Aditya said, "I guess I've always been quiet about my personal life"
Amid break-up rumours with Ananya Panday, Aditya Roy Kapur recently spoke about his dignified silence about his personal life in an interview with Lifestyle Asia India. Aditya said he doesn't believe in putting his life "all out" on social media where people pass comments on any and every subject. Reflecting upon maintaining a silence on his personal life, Aditya told Lifestyle Asia India, "I guess I've always been quiet about my personal life. That's the way I like it. I've never really found the need or the urge or the want to have people know all about me and my personal life. So maybe that's why I keep stuff to myself rather than, you know, put it all out there."
Aditya also added, "I feel like, why let it in? Why do I have to spend time processing some rubbish that I don't need to? It's not helping me. It's almost become a sport now where people know that their opinions can be out there and find it necessary to have opinions. They just want to say something about everything."
Unlike other celebrities, who prioritize social media validation, Aditya prefers to keep a safe distance from the noise. He told Lifestyle Asia India, "I guess maybe the perception that I don't give a f*** comes from the fact that I'm not as active on social media. During Koffee with Karan, I said stuff about not really reading what people say about me. I don't think it's necessary to get into the granular level about what every comment about you is, because at the end of the day, there are going to be people that like you and people that don't."
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