When Ranbir Kapoor admitted being a ‘Makkaar’ in his past relationships

However, Ranbir clarified that unlike his character Mickey in 'Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar,' who helps people break up amicably, he did not devise any plan to get his friends out of a relationship. "I have advised friends to get out of a relationship if they are not happy, but I didn't devise any plan to get them out of it," he explained.

Bollywood star Ranbir Kapoor , known for charming persona, last year while promoting ' Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar opened up about his views on relationships . The actor, who was last seen in Sandeep Reddy had revealed some interesting insights into his personal life and the characters he portrays on screen. In an interview with an OTT platform, Ranbir had shared that he has advised his friends to get out of a relationship if they are not happy. "The least one can do is to be honest with each other and admit when you have fallen out of love with someone or fallen for someone new," he said, emphasizing the importance of honesty in relationships. However, Ranbir clarified that unlike his character Mickey in 'Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar,' who helps people break up amicably, he did not devise any plan to get his friends out of a relationship. "I have advised friends to get out of a relationship if they are not happy, but I didn't devise any plan to get them out of it," he explained. Before that, while promoting the same film on cousin Kareena Kapoor 's chat show, Ranbir had admitted that he has been a 'makkaar' (cunning) in relationships in the past. "But the older you grow, the more you realize that you need to be honest and open with your partner, which in turn leads to a meaningful relationship," he added. Ranbir's candid revelations about his personal life and the lessons he has learned over the years are a testament to his growth as an individual and an actor. The actor is currently filming for Nitesh Tiwari 's ' Ramayana ' alongside Sai Pallavi and Yash. He also has 'Love & War' lined up with Sanjay Leela Bhansali .