Alia Bhatt says, “Private space hai,” scolding paparazzi

In a rare occurrence, Alia Bhatt scolded the paparazzi for clicking her pictures in a “private space.”

Actor-businesswoman Alia Bhatt, who is gearing up for the release of her latest film, “Jigra,” on October 11, 2024, recently, in a rare occurrence, was seen scolding the paparazzi for intruding into her private space. Otherwise known for her friendly demeanor toward the media, she had a rare moment of frustration when a group of photographers crossed boundaries by following her to the elevator of a building.

Alia Bhatt angry at photographers.

Usually, Alia greets the paparazzi with a smile. She is known for being sweet to them, but this time, she was visibly frustrated by a group of photographers who followed her to the elevator of a building. A video of the same has now gone viral, where the “Jigra” actor is seen telling the paps, “Private space hai.”

Alia Bhatt is irked with photographers.

The video, which has gone viral on social media, shows Alia Bhatt angry at photographers for clicking pictures and videos and walking swiftly toward her building, requesting her to pose for pictures. Despite her team’s polite request to respect her privacy, the photographers persisted and entered the building, as seen in the video. This irked Alia, who then came out and snapped at them as they chased her into her private space. She is seen visibly irked and can be heard saying, “Kya kar rahe ho, yeh private space hai (What are you doing here? This is my private space).”

Alia Bhatt had a similar situation in 2023.

Before this incident, Alia Bhatt called out paps for invading her personal space in 2023. The actor slammed the photographers after a few of them clicked her pictures from atop a building’s terrace opposite her building while she was seen inside her house. She expressed her anger on Instagram and posted, “Are you kidding me? I was at my house, having a perfectly normal afternoon, sitting in my living room, when I felt something watching over me. I looked up and saw two men on the terrace of the neighboring building with a camera right at me. In what world is this okay, and is this allowed? This is a gross invasion of someone’s privacy. There’s a line that you must not cross, and it is safe to say that all lines were crossed today.”