'We'll share them' - Athiya Shetty and Akansha Ranjan Kapoor ready to share KL Rahul's glasses

KL Rahul, the top-order Indian batsman is currently out of the Test squad. He was dropped from Team India due to his back to back poor performances, he still holds the position in the limited-overs. He is one of those cricketers in India who has always been found under the scanner of eagled-eye journalists and reporters over his relations with Bollywood actresses.

Earlier, he was trolled for his chilling picture after he was dropped from the Test squad. Fans came out to troll him and asked him to practice cricket instead of chilling out. After that, then came a video in which he was seen on a night date with Bollywood actress Athiya Shetty. So, it was presumed that they both were dating. Athiya Shetty started her Bollywood career with the movie “Hero” and then went onto feature in a multi starer “Mubarakan”.

Indian actresses eager to own KL Rahul’s glasses

It looks like there is a cold war going on between two Indian actresses over the Indian cricketer. Actually Rahul updated a prismatic image in which there is a glimpse of him wearing a Goggle with a check T-shirt and a denim jacket of him on his Instagram handle. He gave a caption “Clarity” to that picture.

This was then addressed by Athiya who liked might have liked the glasses and wrote, “I will keep the glasses”. From nowhere Akansha Ranjan Kapoor gave a reply over the comment of Aithya Shetty and quoted, “cool cool we will share them”.

Here’s their conversation

Akansha Ranjan Kapoor is an Indian model. She is also a very close and dear friend of Alia Bhatt. In the recent past, there were strong speculations that she was dating Indian cricketer KL Rahul. The cricketer from Karnataka has played in 36 Tests, 23 ODIs and 28 T20Is. In those, he managed to get more than 2,000 international runs across all the formats.

He is currently playing Vijay Hazare Trophy and looks in good form with his willow. The young cricketer has got two half-centuries and one century in the List-A tournament so far. He is currently playing at an average of 51.28 in the tournament.

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