Breakups seem to be trending this season in Bollywood, and celebrities are just like the aam aadmi when it comes to this devastating occurence. From the much-talked about Ranbir-Katrina split to the little-known breakup of Abhay Deol and Preeti Desai – celebs have their share of heartaches. But it’s the way they deal with their breakups is what makes them probably different from the aam aadmi.
Turn Into an Insta-Queen
What to do after you breakup with one of the most successful stars of Bollywood? Well, start posting relentlessly on Instagram and Twitter. Or that’s what cric-boy Virat Kohli decided to do. He sent a barrage of selfies to his followers.
Be it reconnecting with long-lost bros, or drinking an espresso, smoothie at home or declaring his lurrrvvv for his mommy – Virat got it all covered.
Yeah, chub-by pyaar kissi seh hota hai, you lose all perspective!
Me, I and Myself
Welcome to the Ranbir Kapoor universe homies. You move on as quickly as you change underpants. For Ranbir, life remains beautiful, bright and charming. It’s almost like – ‘Wait a minute... what breakup? When was I ever in a relationship?’
Work the Pain Away
Anushka Sharma may be heartbroken, but she’s not the girl to sit in her sweatpants, and cry in the shower. The actress prefers to stay silent on her alleged breakup with Virat Kohli, and prefers her work to do all the talking.
She’d rather ‘punch’ the relationship in its face and kick some butt. Like Anushka says, “No pain, no gain, only train!”
Words Are All I Have, to Take Your Heart Away
Then there are people in the world who refuse to ‘let go’. Ahem, remember Anurag Kashyap? Well, he’s one tough guy – cried his heart out on national television, check, howled in the shower, check!
After his separation with Kalki Koechlin, Anurag scripted the ‘Awesomeness of Kalki.’ He put up all his emotions to let the world know how much he loves Kalki. But the only problem with this formula was that Kalki found his efforts cringe-inducing.
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