Shruti Haasan packs on the PDA with boyfriend Santanu Hazarika, gets cosy with him while grocery shopping

Shruti Haasan took to Instagram Stories to share loved-up photos with her boyfriend Santanu Hazarika. In the pictures, she could be seen cosying up with him at the supermarket.

Shruti Haasan went shopping for groceries with her boyfriend Santanu Hazarika on Saturday and shared loved-up pictures with him from the supermarket. In one photo, she half-wrapped one leg around him and gave him a kiss on the cheek. However, they both wore masks. She also shared a black-and-white mirror selfie with him.

Shruti Haasan is in a relationship with Santanu Hazarika.

In another video shared on Instagram Stories, Shruti Haasan could be heard saying, “We work hard and we shop hard for groceries. What up, lovelies?” She, however, was behind the camera. Santanu Hazarika and their friend Amritha were in the frame.

Shruti Haasan shared pictures with Santanu Hazarika on Instagram Stories.

While Shruti has not officially declared that she is in a relationship with Santanu, they have been staying together for a while now. A few days ago, she shared a video of them binging on various treats and wrote, “Those who eat together stay together. this is a normal evening with free food. oh and we also love fried chicken #foodmood.”

In May, Shruti shared a collage of pictures with Santanu and wrote, “Locked down with my bestie @santanu_hazarika_art #thankful #twopaithyams #yumyumfood #creativity #art #talk #happyvibes.”

Shruti made her Bollywood debut in 2009 with Luck. She has starred in a number of Hindi films such as Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji, Gabbar Is Back, Welcome Back and Behen Hogi Teri. She is also a prominent name in the Tamil and Telugu film industries, with hits such as Balupu, Srimanthudu and Vedalam.

Earlier, in an interview with Hindustan Times, Shruti talked about sometimes feeling ‘like an outsider’ in Bollywood. “For example, if I’m doing three Telugu films and three Tamil films, they’ll say, ‘Oh, but you’re not focusing on Hindi,’ as if that is the only industry in the country. And it isn’t. So I have always felt like an outsider. And also, as a person, I have always felt removed from the norms of what is expected of a woman or the way an actress is supposed to behave. You know, this is how it works in this business. I still haven’t understood what those tricks of the trade, so to speak, are,” she said.