Aditya Seal talks about recovering from COVID and his relationship with Anushka Ranjan : Bollywood News

Aditya Seal who was tested positive last month, is quite relieved that he has finally recovered and tested negative. However, the Student of the Year 2 actor was worried about breaking the news to his mother considering his father succumbed to the virus last year.

Aditya Seal talks about recovering from COVID and his relationship with Anushka Ranjan

Talking about it, Aditya recalls, “When I tested positive, I immediately called up my sister, as I didn’t know how to break this news to my mom. When my sister informed my mother, she panicked and was in tears. I spoke to my mother over the phone and assured her that I was feeling absolutely fine. While I was locked in one of the rooms of our house, my mom took good care of me. I felt blessed. For those 14 days, I missed being around her, so after testing negative, the first thing I did was give her a big hug.”

Speaking about his girlfriend Anushka Ranjan, he said, “We are very different in a lot of ways, but together, we are right for each other. We met three-and-a-half years ago. I was invited to an event hosted by her family, and that’s where I met her for the first time. We clicked pretty well that day and chatted a lot, even after the event was over. Then we started hanging out together. It took a while for us to get into a relationship, but eventually, it happened."

However marriage is not on the card for the duo, Aditya responds, “We have a lot to do before we think about settling down. There is a lot to achieve and prove. I don’t want to get married at a time when I am not completely satisfied with where I am in terms of my career. Yes, it’s shaping up well, but if I want to enter that phase of my life, I would want to do it when I am more comfortable than rush into it."

On the work front, Aditya will next be seen in choreographer Bosco Martis’ directorial debut, Rocket Gang.

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