Here's what dad Mahesh Bhatt has to say about daughter Alia Bhatt's affair with Ranbir Kapoor

Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt gives a thumbs-up for the relationship and said ‘I love Ranbir’

<p>Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt opened up about his daughter Alia Bhatt and Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor's relationship in an interview.</p>

Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt opened up about his daughter Alia Bhatt and Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor's relationship in an interview.

<p>Ranbir and Alia had confirmed being in a relationship, last year. In an interview, Ranbir also said that their relationship is new and needs time to cook.</p>

Ranbir and Alia had confirmed being in a relationship, last year. In an interview, Ranbir also said that their relationship is new and needs time to cook.

<p>The duo has been spotted on many dinner dates, parties and family get-together also in each other’s residence. They have met each other’s parents and had their seal of approval on their relationship.</p>

The duo has been spotted on many dinner dates, parties and family get-together also in each other’s residence. They have met each other’s parents and had their seal of approval on their relationship.

<p>Alia’s father Mahesh recently opened up about their relationship in an interview with The Telegraph and said, “Well, of course they’re in love. You don’t need to be a genius to get that! I love Ranbir… he’s a great guy. What they do to their relationship is something they’ll have to figure out.”</p>

Alia’s father Mahesh recently opened up about their relationship in an interview with The Telegraph and said, “Well, of course they’re in love. You don’t need to be a genius to get that! I love Ranbir… he’s a great guy. What they do to their relationship is something they’ll have to figure out.”

<p>He also added, “Whether it’s heading towards that port called ‘marriage’ — which is an institution that needs to be questioned in the second decade of the 21st century — is something for them to figure out. I’m no one to hazard a guess when that would happen or which way the relationship is going. It’s life and life needs to be lived on its own terms. Let’s wait and see what tomorrow brings for us!”</p>

He also added, “Whether it’s heading towards that port called ‘marriage’ — which is an institution that needs to be questioned in the second decade of the 21st century — is something for them to figure out. I’m no one to hazard a guess when that would happen or which way the relationship is going. It’s life and life needs to be lived on its own terms. Let’s wait and see what tomorrow brings for us!”