Angered, Katrina Kaif Yells “Camera Neeche Rakho” At Paparazzi For Trying To Take Pictures Of Her Outside The Gym , Detail Inside !

In front of the media, Katrina Kaif typically exhibits a calm and amiable demeanour. Rarely do we witness her yelling, fighting, or being irritated with the press or paparazzi. On the other hand, we have observed numerous B-Town celebrities yelling at and criticising paps on various occasions for a variety of reasons. When she got into a violent argument with photographers at a function earlier, Taapsee Pannu made headlines. Now that it has appeared online, the most recent video of the Phone Bhoot actress yelling at paparazzi is going viral for the right reasons. To get the complete story, scroll down.

Katrina Kaif left her house last night to visit the gym, and a few photographers followed her. When they requested that Kat stay and pose for them as she entered her car, things took a bad turn. Even before they attempted to take a photo of her, she begged them to put their cameras away. Katrina was spotted yelling at the photographers, “Aap log camera neeche karo, hum log yahan exercise karne aaye hai. Agar aap log aisa karenge na… neeche rakho.”

But as soon as the video appeared online, internet users stood with it and nodded in agreement. “She is talking in a polite manner they are celebrities they also hv their personal space yaar app har jagah camera leke ghumte rahoge toh kya normal life v nehi ji sakenge ye ……aj kal sabke paass camera phn hai iska matlab kya public figures ka privacy naam ki normal life ki koi value nehi hai.”On the professional front, Katrina Kaif will next be seen with Salman Khan in Merry Christmas and Tiger 3. Stay tuned with box office World Wide for latest news, hindi box office news, Bollywood news, ott news, latest bollywood news and latest box office news.

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