Is Taha Shah single?
On Sunday night, Taha Shah Badussha and Pratibha Rantta were seen having dinner together in Mumbai. They posed for photos outside the restaurant before getting into the same car and driving off. Their outing sparked speculation about a possible romance, but as per News18 Showsha Taha is currently single.
Heeramandi actor Taha Shah reveals if he is single
In a recent interview with News18 Showsha, Taha shared, "I wish I could tell you that I'm in love but right now, my responsibility is to not fall in love but to give back to my mother and make her proud. Right now is the time to focus."
Saying he wants a marriage someday, Taha shared, "The only relationship that I should be having is with my work so that I can take care of my family. But yes, I want to fall in love and have a family in the future. And for that to happen, I'll have to first stand up on my own two legs," he adds.
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Similar to Tajdar Baloch, the lovestruck character in Heeramandi, Taha admits that he's always been a romantic at heart. Describing himself as someone who loves deeply, he explains, "I've always been a man who would give his soul to the girl he falls for. When I fall in love, I'm a ten. But let me also tell you this that it's very difficult to find love. Having said that, when love hits me - and it has hit me a few times - I've gone all out. I'm an extremist in that sense."
The 36-year-old remembers writing love letters to his girlfriend in the past and regrets that the younger generation won't appreciate the charm of traditional romance, "I'm a 90s kid. At that time, there was no internet. I had a bad handwriting and yet wrote love letters. I used to put flower petals into the letter and throw it into the bus for the girl to catch it. Then there were times I wouldn't see the girl for two-three days and her friend would meet me somewhere and give me the letter from her end."
