Jaya Bachchan’s Outburst at Paparazzi Goes Viral: Bollywood Stars Clash with Media

On November 13th, Bollywood witnessed a dramatic showdown between celebrities and the paparazzi, with both Sunny Deol and Jaya Bachchan making headlines for their fiery reactions towards the media.

The day began with Sunny Deol losing his temper at photographers camped outside his bungalow early in the morning. He not only scolded the paparazzi but also hurled abuses at them, setting the tone for a tense day between stars and shutterbugs.

By evening, the spotlight shifted to Jaya Bachchan, wife of Amitabh Bachchan and mother-in-law to Aishwarya Rai. She attended a special fashion show organized by renowned designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla, accompanied by her daughter Shweta Bachchan. Dressed in a cream-colored suit and wearing a mask, Jaya Bachchan appeared visibly annoyed even before entering the event.

As she stepped onto the red carpet, photographers and media personnel quickly surrounded her, their camera flashes lighting up the atmosphere. Irritated by the crowd and constant flashes, Jaya Bachchan sternly ordered the paparazzi to move aside, saying, “Enough is enough, move to the side. That’s enough, brother, that’s enough.”

Shweta Bachchan tried to diffuse the situation by holding her mother’s hand and leading her away from the crowd. However, this was just the beginning. Later, when some photographers called out “bye” to Jaya Bachchan as she passed by, her anger erupted again. She lashed out, saying, “You people, take photos, don’t be rude. Keep quiet, keep your mouth shut, take the photo and finish. Stop commenting from above.”

A video of Jaya Bachchan’s outburst quickly went viral on social media, sparking widespread discussion. Netizens were divided: some supported her stance, while others criticized her for her behavior. One user commented, “She’s actually right,” while another remarked, “Paps have been getting abused since morning.” Yet another asked, “Why do you even take her photos? Respect is in your own hands.” Some sided with the media, stating, “Why do media people tolerate this abuse? The day they stop giving attention, everything will be fine.”

There was also speculation that Jaya Bachchan’s anger towards the paparazzi and media may have been influenced by recent events involving veteran actor Dharmendra. The Deol and Bachchan families share a close bond, being neighbors and co-stars in several films. Recently, fake news about Dharmendra’s death circulated, prompting strong reactions from his family, including Esha Deol and Hema Malini, who criticized the media for spreading false information.

As debates continue online, Jaya Bachchan’s viral video highlights the ongoing tension between Bollywood celebrities and the paparazzi, raising questions about privacy, respect, and the boundaries of media coverage in the entertainment industry.

— E2 Bureau Report