Has Sushmita Sen found love again in model Rohman Shawl?

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Bollywood actress Sushmita Sen’s love life has always been on and off and as per recent rumours the actress was dating Ritik Bhasin until June and now it seems like the former Miss Universe has found love in another man. The beauty queen is now reportedly dating model Rohman Shawl. The duo met at a Mumbai fashion event in August and instantly hit it off and since then, the two have kept in touch, a Spotboye report suggests.

“It’s too early to comment on their relationship status but they are definitely more than just friends”, a source was quoted as saying to the daily.

Apparently, the model is a regular visitor at Sushmita’s house and the actress’s daughters – Renee and Alisah – also get along with him well. 

While Sushmita seems to have moved on with her life, her ex-boyfriend, Ritik, too seems to have found love again.

Sushmita Sen and Rohman Shawl were recently spotted at the Mumbai airport together.

Meanwhile, Sushmita Sen recently came out in support of the ongoing #MeToo movement in the country. With so many women comings out on social media and naming and shaming their predators, sharing their stories of sexual harassment and more, the #MeToo movement only seems to be strenghening with every passing day. However, the former Miss Universe feels it's not something that we haven't been aware of. What she finds more shocking is the fact that these stories haven't been heard before. 

Sushmita Sen walked the ramp for ace designer Neeta Lulla on Sunday at a recently concluded fashion show and was interacting with the media post the event. When quizzed about the shocking revealtions in the light of #MeToo in India, the actress said, "It is going to be shocking every single time, but we are also not ignorant people. It’s not like we didn’t know these things were happening in India and in the world. I think what is more shocking that we did not listen to it for so long and that we didn’t do anything about it. This is the start, and you have to listen, believe and let justice prevail." reports IANS.