Salman Khan warns paparazzi over intrusive celebrity photos
Salman Khan has warned paparazzi photographers and media platforms against taking intrusive pictures of actresses without their consent. The Bollywood star said some celebrities allegedly pay photographers to capture specific images, while others strongly oppose such treatment. He stressed that photographers must respect individual boundaries rather than assume every celebrity welcomes the same…
Bollywood actor Salman Khan has criticized paparazzi for taking intrusive and inappropriate photographs of actresses, according to reports from Gulf News and Daily Times. Speaking on Bigg Boss 20, Khan warned that he would take action against photographers who continue to capture and circulate such images. He specifically objected to photographers taking pictures of women from angles he considered inappropriate and stressed that photographers must respect individual boundaries.
Khan also alleged that some celebrities pay photographers to capture specific images, while others pay to avoid certain photographs, according to Daily Times and Gulf News. Neha Dhupia reportedly thanked the actor for speaking out against these practices.
On a separate professional note, The Indian Express reports that Khan officially launched a YouTube channel on Friday, October 9, which will focus on educating children. His first video features him acting as a teacher and student to teach children about manners and different body parts. Additionally, his film Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace is currently in post-production.
Brief written by urgent.news from Daily Times, Gulf News, The Indian Express — 3 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
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