Tara Sutaria made her debut in the Bollywood industry with Student of the Year 2. While that wasn't very long ago, the actress made some strides and has come a long way as a student of cinema. In her latest film, Ek Villain Returns she plays Aaravi Malhotra, a famous singer. Sutaria took on the dual role of foraying further into her acting career while also making her singing debut. Meanwhile, in her personal life, she has been dating Aadar Jain for quite some time now. And the two never shy away from showing their love for each other. In Filmfare's cover interview, the actress opened up about her relationship with Aadar Jain. 
When asked about her dating life and how close the two are with each other's families, Tara Sutaria said, "Apart from having a wonderful job and a great family and all of that, what’s the one thing that all human beings, no matter where we come from, want? Love. We want to be loved and give love, so it would be absurd to pretend that one doesn’t love somebody or that one doesn’t have emotions that veer towards that direction. I get very attached to people, and I think both of us are similar that way. We get attached to that special person and the people close to him/her. It helps to understand who he or she is and who they are."
She added, "A lot of people in his family remind me of people in my family. The warmth, love, and generosity that you will find in most Parsi households, you will find in Punjabi households too. It’s been wonderful. I respect them and love them deeply, because for me, it’s important that if you love, you must love deeply."
Describing the last time Aadar Jain surprised her, she revealed, "When you first meet up with somebody, it’s full of surprises and bigger things, but as time progresses, you understand the importance of the smaller things. It can be something as small as him making a cup of tea for me in the morning instead of having somebody else do it. It could also be a handwritten note. These things mean a lot to him also, and are our special moments."
Tara doesn't have a set mantra for heartbreak and relationships. "I really wish I had a mantra. I don’t get over things easily. I am an emotional person. I take people and commitments seriously. And when I am let down, it’s not easy for me to fathom why it has happened. So that can be upsetting. But life has been great and I am learning a lot," she said. More on: Tara Sutaria
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