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News India Live, Digital Desk: Bollywood’s ‘Angry Young Man’ Sunny Deol is known for his calm nature, but recently something happened that made him angry at the paparazzi (photographers). A video is going viral on social media, in which Sunny Deol is seen very angry and scolding the photographers. This incident is being reported from Mumbai Airport.
What happened after all?
In the viral video, it is seen that Sunny Deol is getting down from his car and going inside the airport. He is wearing a blue T-shirt and denim jacket. As soon as he moves towards the gate, the paparazzi surround him and start taking pictures of him continuously. Meanwhile, perhaps due to the push of a photographer or the crowd, Sunny Deol loses his balance and almost falls.
He gets angry just on this matter.
What did Sunny Deol say in anger?
It can be clearly heard in the video that Sunny Deol is saying to the paparazzi in a very angry tone, “Hey, don’t you guys feel ashamed? You guys are creating a drama.”
He doesn’t stop here, he further says angrily, “Do you have parents at home or not?” It was clear from his words how upset he was due to this constant chasing and pushing. Both anger and disappointment were clearly visible on his face. During this time, the security personnel present with him were also seen trying to calm him down.
Mixed reaction of people on the video
After this video surfaced, people are giving different types of reactions on social media. Some people are justifying Sunny Deol’s anger. He says that celebrities are also human beings and paparazzi should respect their privacy and personal space. At the same time, some people believe that Sunny Deol should not have got angry like this in public, because it is a part of his profession.
However, this is not the first time that Sunny Deol has been angry at the paparazzi. Even before this, on many occasions he had refused to get photographed. After the success of ‘Gadar 2’, he is in constant discussion and paparazzi want to capture him on their cameras everywhere.
North India Statesman