Shanaya Kapoor, the daughter of Sanjay Kapoor and Maheep Kapoor, recently made headlines after an incident with the paparazzi. She was spotted in the city on her way to the gym, donning black athleisure attire. While greeting the paps, she made a specific request for them not to click her from behind. Despite her polite plea, the paparazzi continued to record her as she walked away, even covering her back with a piece of cloth in her hand. ALSO READ: Sara Ali Khan To Shanaya Kapoor: 5 Bollywood Actresses That Have Effortlessly Flaunted Orange Aesthetic
The video capturing this encounter quickly went viral on the internet, drawing criticism from netizens towards the paparazzi for disregarding Shanaya's request. This incident sheds light on the ongoing debate about privacy and consent when it comes to celebrity photography. It's not the first time a celebrity has asked for such consideration, with Janhvi Kapoor, Shanaya's cousin, previously addressing the issue of being clicked from 'inappropriate angles' by the paparazzi.
Other celebrities like Mrunal Thakur and Mona Singh have also expressed their disapproval of paparazzi overstepping boundaries, especially when it comes to capturing actresses. The controversy surrounding this incident has reignited discussions about respecting celebrities' personal space and consent, particularly in public settings.
Amidst this controversy, Shanaya Kapoor is gearing up for her Bollywood debut in Karan Johar's 'Bedhadak', where she will be seen alongside Lakshya and Gurfateh Pirzada. As she steps into the limelight with her upcoming film, this incident has brought attention to the challenges celebrities face in maintaining boundaries and privacy in their public lives. It also raises important questions about the ethical responsibilities of the media and the public's perception of celebrity privacy.
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