Last Updated: March 31, 2024, 16:52 IST
Saba Azad poses with Sussanne Khan
Recently, Hrithik and Saba were spotted at Farah Khan’s party held at Gauri Khan’s restaurant, Torii.
Hrithik Roshan’s son Hrehaan has recently turned 18 years old and his birthday was celebrated in Goa. All family members including Hrithik Roshan’s girlfriend Saba Azad were part of the celebration. On Sunday, she took to her social media to share a photo featuring herself alongside Hrithik’s ex-wife, Sussanne Khan. She also expressed gratitude towards Sussanne for what Saba described as the “best time ever.”
The picture quickly garnered attention. In the photo, Saba and Sussanne are seen posing for the camera and smiling. “Thank you sooz for the best time ever”, the caption read. In other photos, there is a group picture featuring Hrithik, Zayed Khan, and other family members. Sussanne took to Instagram Stories to share a stunning snapshot of herself and Saba. In the photo, Sussanne opted for a black crop top paired with a matching skirt. Sussanne wrote, “@sabazad thank you darling sabooo for all the lovvve n sunshine.”
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Recently, Hrithik and Saba were spotted at Farah Khan’s party held at Gauri Khan’s restaurant, Torii. It was indeed a star-studded night, and among others. Hrithik Roshan was seen arriving at the party with Saba Azad and Hrehaan. Farah Khan greeted the duo and also posed with them for the photographers stationed outside. Hrithik sported a casual look in a black pullover jacket and trousers. He also wore a cap and a pair of orange-striped sneakers. Saba, on the other hand, wore a halter-neck black crop top and loose-fitting grey lounge pants with white sneakers. Rumours about Hrithik and Saba’s relationship started last year, and the duo has often been seen together on vacations and other public events.
Talking about the hate she received after she and Hrithik went public with their relationship, Saba said, “It’s taken me quite sometime to come to a place where I treat everything else as white noise because hatred is palpable. I am not made of stone, it hits you. You feel like sh*t. There are days when you wake up and you wonder ‘what did I do to anyone?’ ‘What did I do to you?’ ‘I am living my life, you live yours’ ‘why are you waiting for my blood?’ But at some point you realise you are not responsible for how people think and what they are projecting on you are what they are going through. It has nothing to do with you. Once you realise that, peace prevails.”
