Kamal Ghorui
Vijay Varma created a huge stir on the internet with his Valentine’s day story. People thought he’s now in a new relationship after break up with Tamannaah Bhatia and the actor made it official on social media. But no, here’s the twist in the tale. On February 14, Vijay uploaded an Instagram story that instantly grabbed attention. The photo featured him holding a woman’s hand, though her face was deliberately kept out of the frame. He added a caption that fueled speculation. He wrote, “Happy Valentine’s Day to my forever,” followed by a red heart and rainbow emoji.
To make matters more intriguing, he tagged an Instagram handle, @khushi_ahuja, sending fans into full investigative mode. Social media was quick to react, with many assuming the actor had quietly moved on and was ready to go public with a new romance.But the mystery unraveled just as quickly as it began.
A deeper dive into the tagged account revealed that it wasn’t a genuine personal profile at all. Instead, it appeared to be a randomly created account, seemingly part of an elaborate joke. One of its posts even cheekily declared, “Ch*tiya banaya tumko,” making it clear that the Valentine’s Day tease was nothing more than a prank. Vijay and Tamannaah were reportedly first linked in 2022 after collaborating on Lust Stories 2. While dating rumours circulated for a while, the duo acknowledged their relationship publicly in 2023, frequently appearing together at events and offering glimpses of their bond online.Earlier this year, reports claimed the couple had parted ways after more than two years together. However, neither Vijay nor Tamannaah has officially addressed the breakup speculation.Interestingly, despite the chatter around their split, the two still follow each other on Instagram and continue to have shared pictures up on their profiles, suggesting that if they have indeed gone their separate ways, it may have been on amicable terms.On work front, Vijay was last seen in ‘Gustakh Ishq’ along with Fatima Sana Shaikh and Naseeruddin Shah.
