Punjabi actor-model Samreen Kaur has spoken out against the constant comments about her relationship with Indian cricketer Arshdeep Singh . Tired of being judged and accused of dating the pacer for fame, she took to Instagram to call out the double standards surrounding their relationship. Samreen made it clear that she is happy with her choices and does not need to justify her personal life to strangers on social media. Arshdeep also showed his support, sharing her post and making it clear that he has no patience for those who continue to pass judgement on their relationship.
Arshdeep and Samreen have faced their share of online scrutiny, particularly during the 2026 IPL season. The two made their relationship official on Instagram in July 2026 and have since been seen together at several events, including the Asian Games. Samreen took to her Instagram stories to address comments about her relationship, pointing out that women are often criticised regardless of how they choose to express their love. She also hit back at suggestions that she is dating Arshdeep for his money or fame, pointing out that she has worked hard to build a life of her own. Samreen further added that she has been financially independent since childhood. The actor-model also spoke about the constant judgment women face, saying she finds it particularly upsetting when other women are behind the criticism. “I’m especially tired of seeing women tear other women down. The unnecessary opinions, assumptions, and negativity are exhausting,” she wrote. She ended her message by making it clear that she was happy with her life and relationship, writing, “I’m happy, I’m in love, and I’m living my life. That’s all that matters. Please let us be. Others even brought his performances for Punjab Kings into the conversation. Samreen, meanwhile, has been accused of being in the relationship for fame, and people have also found fault with the couple’s public displays of affection.
She said people have a problem when couples keep their relationship private, but are just as quick to accuse them of seeking attention when they choose to be open about it. “I’ve been working since I was 17, taking care of myself financially and professionally, travelling to over 20 countries, and building a happy life with or without a relationship,” she said. Making it clear that she has no intention of entertaining such comments, Samreen said she would block those who continued to bring negativity to her page. The cricketer was mocked after being spotted carrying Samreen’s bag at an airport, with some users making digs about him offering “porter service”. They are also said to have matching tattoos of each other’s initials.
