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WHOAA! Sriti Jha And Kunal Karan Kapoor Spend QUALITY TIME In Hills ABP News 9 Dec. 2016 09:37 Popular TV actress Sriti Jha has always kept her personal life away and very less speak about her relationships. As per the rumour, Sriti Jha is dating TV actor Kunal Karan kapoor and both of them are breathing fresh air in hill together! (Image Courtesy - Instagram/Sritijha) Sriti is not a social butterfly. So she rarely uploads much of pictures. Sriti has uploaded few pictures where she is seen holidaying in Himachal Pradesh! (Image Courtesy - Instagram/Sritijha) On the other hand, Kunal has also been uploading a lot of pictures from Himachal Pradesh! (Image Courtesy - Instagram/Kunalkarankapoor) Well, sad that they didn't pose together!(Image Courtesy - Instagram/Kunalkarankapoor) Both of them have uploaded solo picture but are definitely relaxing together in the lap of nature!(Image Courtesy - Instagram/Kunalkarankapoor) Kunal uploaded this blurred picture of his hotel and it looks quite similar to the picture that Sriti has uploaded!(Image Courtesy - Instagram/Kunalkarankapoor) It's been quite a time that Sriti and Kunal have been dating each other but have kept it under wraps till now!(Image Courtesy - Instagram/Kunalkarankapoor) READ SOURCE 2


Popular TV actress Sriti Jha has always kept her personal life away and very less speak about her relationships. As per the rumour, Sriti Jha is dating TV actor Kunal Karan kapoor and both of them are breathing fresh air in hill together! (Image Courtesy - Instagram/Sritijha)

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