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Ishan Kishan Frustrated After Paparazzi Approach Him at Airport
Ishan Kishan returned to New Delhi with the Indian contingent after the Asian Games.
They arrived at about 1 a.m.
after coming from Japan.
Kishan was talking on his phone when paparazzi came near him.
The report says they kept trying to get his attention.
A video showed him telling them he was unhappy with their behavior.
He appeared to want space to finish his call.
The incident led to discussion about when it is appropriate to approach athletes.
The article says athletes often attract media attention after major events.
Ishan Kishan appeared frustrated when paparazzi approached him at the airport after India’s Asian Games campaign.
The Indian contingent arrived in New Delhi at around 1 a.m. after returning from Japan.
Kishan was on a phone call as media members repeatedly tried to get his attention, according to the report.
A video captured Kishan telling the paparazzi, “Aap logon ki aadat kharab hai. Dimaag hi nahi hai kuchh.”
The incident prompted discussion in the article about athletes being approached during private or inconvenient moments.
- Who
- Cricketer Ishan Kishan and paparazzi approaching him.
- What
- Kishan appeared frustrated after media members repeatedly tried to get his attention while he was on a phone call.
- Where
- Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi.
- When
- Around 1 a.m., after the Indian contingent returned from its Asian Games campaign.
- Why
- The report says the repeated approaches interrupted Kishan while he was on his phone.
Key facts
- Athlete
- Ishan Kishan
- Arrival time
- Around 1 a.m.
- Location
- Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi
- Context
- The Indian contingent had returned from its Asian Games campaign in Japan.
- Video
- The report says footage showed Kishan responding to paparazzi while he was on a phone call.
- Reported remark
- “Aap logon ki aadat kharab hai. Dimaag hi nahi hai kuchh.”
Quotes
Ishan Kishan
Indian cricketer reacting to paparazzi at the airport
“Aap logon ki aadat kharab hai. Dimaag hi nahi hai kuchh.”
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