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Salman Khan Condemns Paparazzi’s Inappropriate Shots Of Actresses
Salman Khan talked about a problem involving photographers and actresses.
He said some paparazzi take pictures of women from uncomfortable angles, especially near cars.
He called this behavior disgusting.
Salman said many women do not like these pictures, even if some may agree to them.
He remembered Saiee Manjrekar feeling awkward because of this kind of photography.
He also mentioned Neha Dhupia and his niece Alizeh Agnihotri.
Salman told women to stand up for themselves when photographers cross the line.
He compared this with Bigg Boss, where he said many cameras are used without showing women in inappropriate ways.
Salman Khan criticized paparazzi for taking intrusive photographs of women from behind or near their cars.
During Bigg Boss 20’s Weekend Ka Vaar, he urged women who dislike such images to push back, saying, “give them a slap.”
He recalled Saiee Manjrekar appearing uncomfortable and said Neha Dhupia had fired photographers over similar conduct.
Salman also described an incident in which a photograph of his niece, Alizeh Agnihotri, was taken from behind and captioned “Guess Who?”
He compared the practice with Bigg Boss, saying its 108 cameras do not deliberately capture women in compromising or inappropriate ways.
- Who
- Salman Khan, paparazzi, actresses, influencers and politicians were discussed; Saiee Manjrekar, Neha Dhupia and Alizeh Agnihotri were specifically mentioned.
- What
- Salman criticized intrusive paparazzi photographs and urged women who object to them to confront the photographers.
- Where
- On the Bigg Boss 20 television and streaming program.
- When
- During the latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20.
- Why
- Salman said many women are uncomfortable with photographs focused on their bodies or taken from behind, yet the images continue to be captured and shared.
Women’s privacy and consent
Photographic access and acceptance
Whether intrusive shots should be taken
Women’s privacy and consent
Salman said paparazzi should not take body-focused or back-shot photographs of women who are uncomfortable with them, calling the practice disgusting.
Photographic access and acceptance
The articles note that some women may not object to such photographs, but they do not provide a specific defense from paparazzi or other photographers.
How women should respond
Women’s privacy and consent
Salman urged women who dislike the images to stand up for themselves and confront photographers, including by slapping them.
Photographic access and acceptance
The articles do not report an opposing response to Salman’s suggestion or explain how photographers viewed it.
Key facts
- Program
- Bigg Boss 20
- Segment
- Weekend Ka Vaar
- Broadcaster
- Colors TV
- Streaming platform
- JioHotstar
- Cameras mentioned
- 108 cameras are used inside the Bigg Boss house
- Examples cited
- Saiee Manjrekar, Neha Dhupia and Alizeh Agnihotri
- Suggested response
- Salman urged women who dislike such photography to push back, including by slapping photographers
Quotes
Salman Khan
Bollywood actor and Bigg Boss host
“Mahhi, do you know, nowadays there is a new trend: when you are getting out of your car, the camera is focusing on your thighs, and while sitting in the car it focuses on your (gestures towards backside).”
NDTV
“In this show, there are 108 cameras. One cameraman has never taken an untoward shot. You guys are in compromising positions all the time. We will never put a woman down or show something like this.”
NDTV
Sources
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