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'Heels Pehna Hai': Kareena Kapoor Khan Loses Her Cool With Paparazzi During Daayra Trailer Launch; Netizens Call Her 'Another Jaya Bachchan' - VIDEO

Kareena Kapoor Khan appeared visibly annoyed with the paparazzi during the trailer launch of her upcoming film Daayra . As the actress posed for the cameras alongside the team, the photographers repeatedly asked her to move from one side to another to get different angles. After being asked to move left and right several times, Kareena appeared irritated and pointed towards her footwear, saying,…

'Heels Pehna Hai': Kareena Kapoor Khan Loses Her Cool With Paparazzi During Daayra Trailer Launch; Netizens Call Her 'Another Jaya Bachchan' - VIDEO

Kareena Kapoor Khan became visibly agitated with the paparazzi during the trailer launch of her upcoming movie Daayra. As she posed for the camera alongside the production team, the photographers repeatedly asked her to change positions to capture different shots. After being instructed to move several times, Kareena pointed to her heels and remarked, "Heels pehna hai."

The video of her exchange with the paparazzi quickly became popular on social media. During the Daayra trailer launch, the actress was seen posing when the photographers kept giving her directions to move left and right. Kareena expressed her frustration by saying, "Kabhi idhar, kabhi udhar, heels pehna hai." The incident prompted comparisons with veteran actress Jaya Bachchan, who is known for her candid interactions with paparazzi.

Some netizens likened Kareena's reaction to that of Jaya Bachchan, while others joked about her age affecting her composure. Kareena recently faced pregnancy rumors after a video surfaced showing her leaving a gym, which was later debunked by her team. She later addressed the speculation herself in a humorous manner, comparing the situation to a bloated stomach, leading to further discussion on social media.

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