Nidhhi Agerwal Signed a No-Dating Clause??

In an industry where scripts dictate everything from emotions to action, who would’ve thought real-life relationships could come under contract too? Actress Nidhhi Agerwal, who is all set to dazzle alongside Powerstar Pawan Kalyan in Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1 – Sword vs Spirit on May 9, has dropped a jaw-dropping revelation about her Bollywood debut. The actress recently spilled the beans about an unusual condition she had to accept before starring in Munna Michael a "no-dating clause" that left her stunned.

Recalling the moment on a podcast, Nidhhi admitted she was taken aback by the bizarre rule, which prevented her from being in a relationship with the film’s lead, Tiger Shroff. “How can you guarantee something like this? Love is an expression, not a condition!” the host remarked. However, with her eyes set on making a mark in Bollywood, she signed the contract without hesitation. At that time, nothing else mattered neither money nor terms only the opportunity to be part of a big-budget film.

The actress confessed that she didn’t even bother reading through all the rules. “I just wanted to do the movie—everything else was secondary,” she said. While the clause might have seemed bizarre, she accepted it as part of the deal. Looking back, she called it “awful and strange,” but ultimately, a stepping stone to where she is today.

In an industry known for its unpredictable twists both on and off-screen this revelation has left fans wondering: Can contracts really control matters of the heart? As Nidhhi herself put it, “You never know when love happens… and no clause can stop that.”