'I Am Not On Instagram': Ranbir Kapoor Bumps Into Photographer Peter Fouad In LA; Latter Asks For Role In Ramayana Actor's Next Film - Watch Video
Ranbir Kapoor is currently in the US, and on October 27, 2026, he attended the premiere of his next film, Ramayana, in Los Angeles. While walking on the streets of LA, Ranbir was spotted by photographer and content creator Peter Fouad. In a video shared by Peter, we can see that Ranbir is walking on the street, and Peter approaches him and interacts with him. He tells the actor that he is a huge…
Ranbir Kapoor was in the United States on October 27, 2026, when he attended the premiere of his upcoming film, Ramayana, in Los Angeles. As he was strolling down the streets of LA, he caught the eye of photographer and content creator Peter Fouad. A video shared by Peter shows Ranbir walking on the street, and Peter approaches him to engage in conversation.
Peter expresses his admiration for Bollywood and specifically mentions enjoying Ranbir's movie Ae Dil Hai Mushkil. He then reveals his own presence on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, informing Ranbir that he is a photographer who uses his craft to capture moments like these.
Peter proceeds to take a Polaroid photograph of Ranbir Kapoor, capturing a memorable scene. The interaction between the two then takes an interesting turn when Peter asks for advice from the actor. Ranbir responds with a message of encouragement, saying, "Just work hard, dream big and be a good person." The photographer then inquires about a potential role in Ranbir's next film, to which the actor smiles and replies, "Yeah, of course. If there's something for you."
Ranbir Kapoor, staying true to his humility, questions Peter about his Instagram page but quickly clarifies that he does not have an account on the platform. Peter captions the video, expressing his honor in meeting Ranbir Kapoor and thanking him for his kindness, inspiring advice, and willingness to share a special moment. He wishes Ranbir and the Ramayana movie team incredible success, leaving the audience with a sense of admiration for both the actor and the photographer's interactions.
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