Ileana D'Cruz and husband Andrew Kneebone stepped out on a rainy day in Mumbai to go shopping. The couple was clicked outside a popular supermarket in Bandra. Both were casually dressed, as Ileana was seen in black leggings and a black tee, paired with a blue jacket, while Andrew wore black shorts and a t-shirt. (All photos/Yogen Shah)

Andrew Kneebone is an Australian photographer and his Instagram account is all about Ileana's candid pictures and his descriptions to those photos are all things love. However, Ileana likes to keep her personal life under wraps.

Last Christmas, Ileana had addressed Andrew as her hubby on social media, and when the Barfi actress was asked about it, she said, "It's not important for me (to tell the world if I'm married or not). I do tell the world about my equation in a way, and let the world a little bit into my life. But I like it that way because I hate the negativity that comes with it. I've learnt to live with it as it has been a little over 12 years for me in the industry now. But it's really not fair on the so many other people, the families involved."

Ileana is always asked about her return on the big screens in Bollywood after appearing with Ajay Devgn in Raid (2018). Ileana will be seen with John Abraham, Anil Kapoor, Arshad Warsi, Pulkit Samrat, Kriti Kharbanda, Urvashi Rautela and Saurabh Shukla in Anees Bazmee's Pagalpanti. The film releases on November 22, 2019.

In an interview with PTI, Ileana said how the film industry can pull anyone down. "I am trying to keep myself positive because this industry can sort of engulf you and pull you down and cause so much of negativity where it can just cause you to doubt yourself as an actor, doubt yourself whether you are worth having those offers come your way, because there are so many other people."

The actress further added: "It is such a competitive place and sometimes you see films come out and you feel, 'Am I ever going to get a film like that? Or a role like that?' It's like grass is always greener on the other side. You always feel the other person is getting better stuff..."

Talking about her expectations from the industry, Ileana D'Cruz said: "I don't have expectations of what I wanted to be or where I wanted to be in five years ago. In a way, it helped because if I had these massive expectations and if I didn't reach there it would have been fairly disappointing."