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Katrina Kaif and Ranbir Kapoor are married according to Indian Supreme Court

A new ruling by the Indian Supreme Court shakes things up for the couple

Entertainment Desk April 15, 2015

Even though Katrina Kaif and Ranbir Kapoor have made no announcement of any upcoming wedding plans, Indian entertainment portal Bollywood Life speculates that under a new ruling by the Indian Supreme Court the two are married in the eyes of the law.

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According to this ruling that was announced on Monday, any unmarried couple living together as husband and wife would be presumed to be legally married and the woman would be eligible to inherit the property after death of her partner. This ruling also states that any offspring produced as a result of a live-in relationship would be considered legitimate.

SOURCE: INDIATIMES

Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif have been rumored to be dating since they worked together in Ajab Prem ki Ghazab Kahani in 2010. The couple were spotted together on several occasions since 2013, following which they moved into a swanky, sea-facing apartment in Bandra, Mumbai, in November 2014. Rumours of their engagement surfaced, but were quickly silenced when Ranbir categorically denied them in an interview published in The Times of India in February this year.

SOURCE: NDTV

Katrina added fuel to the rumours by initiating a Whatsapp group called "The Kapoors" in March. As the admin of the WhatsApp group, she added members of Ranbir’s family, Neetu Kapoor, Rishi Kapoor, Ridhimia Kapoor Sahni and her mother Suzanne Torquette.

Read: Katrina Kaif on path to joining Kapoor family, makes WhatsApp group

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When Ranbir was questioned about the Whatsapp group in a media conference, he refused to discuss the topic and walked out.

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COMMENTS (7)

Parvez | 9 years ago | Reply Do Katrina and Ranbir know this .......???

goggi (Lahore) | 9 years ago | Reply Woman and man are two different beings.....in anatomy, the psyches and social behavior......for which our short life is not enough to understand, love and FEEL each other. The old-age and rotten institution of marriage kills the natural flow of love energy between a loving couple and makes it to a dead object!

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nikhil | 9 years ago | Reply Oooh... I am willing to give an arm to be Ranbir Kapoor..... sigh...

Blunt | 9 years ago | Reply Who cares, if they are married or not?

M@NI | 9 years ago | Reply @NJ, spot on. I think this will add more problems in the society. If they separate after a couple of months it will be regards as divorced?

Falcon | 9 years ago | Reply On one side, Indians claim of following their 'sabhyata' and 'parampara' while on the other side this western concept of live-in relationship, which is illicit, has established its foothold in Indian society.

NJ | 9 years ago | Reply I guess finally India has fallen to the western footsteps by allowing illicit relationship as legitimate. No wonder the population is 1.4 billion and counting...still counting. I think India should have stuck to its Indian "parampara" tradition or culture of seeing unmarried couple living together as taboo..not Tabu! :-)

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