New Delhi: Actress Khushi Kapoor says her “initial step” of approaching someone for a date involves finding “common interests” and taking the conversation forward from there.
Talking about her “first step”, Khushi told IANS, “I will look for a common interest and take our conversation forward from there, finding out mutual likes. For example, I can ask about new movies that the other person would be keen to watch or if they have an interest in sports.”
She also revealed that exploring new activities and reading the “about me” section of her date’s profile is something she wants to do. Exploring new activities and reading the “about me” section of her date’s profile is something she wants to do.
“Discovering a new and fun activity that both of us have never tried before can be a great way to connect. Reading the ‘About Me’ section of my date’s profile will be helpful to know what kind of topics you can talk about,” said the actress, who is rumoured to be dating actor Vedang Raina.
What would an ideal date look like for Khushi? The 23-year-old actress said, “An ideal date for me would be something private and special, where I can talk and get to know the other person in a more private place, so there’s no pressure and it’s relaxed and fun.” She added, “Anything that’s fun for both of us, like a game night at home or a movie marathon with our favourite food.”
Khushi, who joined the ‘Opening Move’ campaign of dating application Bumble, gave her advice to the youth who are entering the world of online dating.
She emphasised on the importance of being open and authentic in conversations. The younger sister of actress Janhvi Kapoor said, “A main piece of our advice is to allow yourself to be open and authentic in your conversations. By doing so, you open the door to meeting people you might not have met in your everyday life.” She added, “Being open leads to authentic and genuine connections, making it much easier to build relationships and friendships that are both meaningful and satisfying.”
Khushi, who made her acting debut with filmmaker Zoya Akhtar’s “The Archies”, said being true to yourself helps. “If you’re true to yourself, I think it’s really easy to connect with people and build relationships and friendships,” she said.
