Aditya Dhar and Yami Gautam have been the subject of considerable attention since their work on ‘Article 370’ earned them National Awards after the huge success of ‘Dhurandhar’. Amid the spotlight, reports recently surfaced claiming that the couple was planning to leave Mumbai and make Himachal Pradesh their permanent home. However, Aditya’s team has now dismissed the reports, calling them untrue.The filmmaker’s team outright denied them and told Screen, “No. Who is sending this story?”The speculation originated from a report by NDTV, which cited a source claiming that Aditya and Yami were considering shifting their permanent base to Himachal Pradesh, given the actress’ strong connection to the state and her hometown.The report also claimed that Yami had purchased a 100-year-old heritage house along with a 25-acre plot in Gohar. However, Aditya’s team has categorically rejected these claims.Aditya has been in the news following the blockbuster run of ‘Dhurandhar’ and ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’. The two films, released within a gap of three months, have collectively crossed Rs 3,000 crore at the global box office.The couple also had a major achievement at the 72nd National Film Awards, held in Gujarat on September 22. Yami was honoured with the Best Actress award, while Aditya received the Best Feature Film award for ‘Article 370’.Yami’s family recently celebrated her National Award win in an emotional video shared by her sister Surilie on YouTube. The video showed the family welcoming the actress with flowers, hugs and besan ka halwa.Yami and Aditya have generally maintained a low profile when it comes to their personal lives. The two first met while working on ‘Uri: The Surgical Strike’ in 2019, which marked Aditya’s directorial debut. They got married in 2021 and welcomed their son Ved in 2024, around the release of ‘Article 370’.On the work front, Yami is currently preparing for the release of ‘Nayii Naveli’, which is slated to arrive in theatres on October 16.